In this video we setup rust jni to call a rust function from java using jni. Java native interface is a great way to enable quick calls to native code built in other languages like Rust. This approach can be used for other languages as well.
In this video we look into the new preview features for connecting java applications to native libraries and run functions. We test both running against libraries loaded in the system and we also load a custom library we built from C code.
We explore how to package your Java code using jlink and maven in order to get all your dependencies in order.
Looking into WebSockets and how to set up a simple server to send messages back and forth. I’m using a simple chat server example and sends messages from javascript and PHP.
We talk about mount points to mount and then we enter our new system for the first time.
If you have any questions that could fit for a 10k AMA please leave them in the comment section below.
I thought it could be interesting to do a small review of the PaaS solutions I’ve come into contact with and my experience. To preface this post I want to say that I mainly use PaaS solutions for prototyping and small scale development. None of the solutions I’ve built so far is running in production…