[nv-l] FW: failure notice


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From: Kenneth Stoutzenberger <kstoutzenberger AT netaphor DOT com>
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Subject: Java API to add/remove/modify symbols & submaps
Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2003 14:21:18 -0800
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Hi,

Is there a Java API that allows one to interface with the NetView libraries
in order to manipulate the NetView symbols and maps?  If not, what would be
the best approach for integrating my Java application with NetView?  Would I
use the NetView programmer's documentation as a guide and create a JNI
interface that calls methods in the NetView libraries?  Does anyone have any
suggestions/examples/references that I will help with this task?

Thanks! 

Ken