I stuck with a problem. I use Chilkat for Java and as i understand there is no, any Maven Repo for it. As it is a two-component library - i need to inject .dll, via System.load(). This part is clear to me, but also they provides something, like wrapper, which calls methods in .dll.
So, i don't want to import their .jar to my project, but, then i call native methods by my own it fails with java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError. Because, then java tries to invoke a native method it adds some stuff at the beginning of it's name. For example: if i declare native method in my package, then it will be invoked, java will add all package hierarchy names to it's name.
Can i somehow call directly the native method by it's name, without any runtime "adaptations" ?
javaccan generate the bindings you might be looking for ...DLL export viewer (among several others) can list exported methods. Or for SO, just usedumpbin /EXPORTS ./filename. That method names would change at runtime is not a reality, this only happens once when obfuscating them, at build time - which usually excludes all the objects, which need to stay accessible (for reflection).Just start a new JNI project and learn how it works with vastly reduced complexity. There still is a chance, that this one JAR might pass licensing information in the native assembly - or that the native assembly performs cryptographic functionality for the JAR. An a commercial library is not to be treated alike open source - I'd read THEIR licensing terms, to begin with.