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I'm trying to use ClearScript in Unity, but fail because Unity does not see the DLL. To be sure, I cloned the project and had the DLLs built. I did this using the instructions from ClearScript.

The goal is to use the DLL on HoloLens, which in turn means I have UWP as the platform and ARM64 as the architecture. But I also want to have valid references during the implementation in Unity and not have constantly grayed out code because of the scripting symbols (such as UNITY_WSA).

So what did I do?

1. Screenshot - I took the dlls out of the output-net4.5-folder and set the api compatibility level in unity to .NET 4.x. The red ones are the dlls that I need and the blue ones only if I realy need to use V8, like already mentioned by the instruction from ClearScript.
2. All the dlls, except "..win-x64|86.dll", are managed dlls and should work out of the box in unity. So this are the import settings for the managed dlls and the settings for the unmanaged|native dlls.

So what did I miss or what did I do wrong? I used in the past for example another javascript interpreter, called Jint, where I also just took the managed dll out of the .net-4.5-build folder, imported it under Assets/Plugins/Jint and used it in my code just by adding the using in my classes.

I'm currently using Jint (https://github.com/sebastienros/jint) to process JavaScript.

I would like to be able to use a custom function in JavaScript that will execute a function created in C# and then return a value to the JavaScript.

For example if the JavaScript was:

I have a short question related to the GetMethodID() function of C++. I have been searching for the answer here on StackOverflow, but could not find it. My main code is in Java, but for some parts I would need C++. The code below is a simplification of what I intend to implement, to test out how to retrieve and pass objects between Java and C++. The final issue is presented at the end of this pos. First, I present the implementation.

I am trying to send a POST request to Twilio's SMS API from Marketing Cloud's cloudpage using SSJS. I am getting a 401 unauthorized access even though I have added ACCOUNT_SID AND AUTH_TOKEN in the URL.

In order to minimize JNI marshalling, I want to store some strings on the C++ side as static variables via a setup method, use them in a different JNI method call rather than passing them each time, and then release the strings later with yet another JNI method call. For example,

C++ code:

I'm writing a native Java agent using JVMTI that goes over all the methods of all the loaded classes. Unfortunately many classes seem not yet prepared and therefore GetClassMethods returns JVMTI_ERROR_CLASS_NOT_PREPARED. I am registering a ClassPrepare event callback but that seem to be called only for very few classes. Simplified (minus all the error handling and deallocation) my code looks like this

I am trying to create an android application for the depth camera Structure Core. This product comes with an Android API but the problem is that the api documentation is very short and not very helpful. It has one prebuilt Android app in the form of an APK file, and sample project codes for Windows, Linux and Android. The problem is the sample Android project is very old. I managed to build it and install to a device, but the app does not launch with the error java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: dlopen failed: cannot locate symbol "__sfp_handle_exceptions". Therefore I tried to make a very simple application of mine from scratch, but in the end the same error keeps popping up (the application builds and installs successfully):

I am developing an Android application using C++ native code.

I have C++ code (XTTEA Algorithm in C++ native) which perfectly runs online with C++ compiler and I can get the output, but when I try to use that class method using JNI cpp class, it give me the error below:

I am designing an application through JNI in order to prevent third party edits. I have moved forth towards registering native methods in order to remove jni bridge linkages, but as you can see, methods with override attribute still need to exist within the java code as native linked. Is there a way to fully port the remaining java code for this specific file?

Java: