Access Violation when calling dispatchIncommingCommands()
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Hi,
I'm building a java client that uses the windows c++ sdk through the use of JNI calls. I build a small client in c++ to first test the functionality, and then test it on the java client. For some reason, I get an access violation when I call dispatchIncommingCommands() from the java client only, even though it is only calling a c++ method. If I use the test c++ client, it works find and I am able to receive events and responses from the server. Any idea why that function would not be accessable to the java client?
I'm building a java client that uses the windows c++ sdk through the use of JNI calls. I build a small client in c++ to first test the functionality, and then test it on the java client. For some reason, I get an access violation when I call dispatchIncommingCommands() from the java client only, even though it is only calling a c++ method. If I use the test c++ client, it works find and I am able to receive events and responses from the server. Any idea why that function would not be accessable to the java client?
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Hi kblanch09.
Could we please keep this issue in one support channel?
It doesn't really help on solving the problem if we find some information from you about it in our ticket system and some other info in the forum.
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Sorry I just wanted to see if maybe someone on the forum has ran into a similar issue.0
