Converting library to maven package
Hi, I need to write Software for a piece of Hardware that has an sdk that's not available as a maven package.
I would like to supply that library internally as a maven package, so it can be used without messing with library path and other things. But I don't know enough to do that.
I will write a wrapper for the sdk, that makes it more convenient and comfortable to use overall. So a would be developer should not be interacting with the sdk directly. And I will implement our internal coding guidelines on that wraooer.
But I don't know how I could package the native libraries and supply the correct libraries for the target platform and dynamically add the correct set of libraries to the library path before using the sdk.
Any leads or solutions?
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So you are currently writing a wrapper library around a native library?
Are you using JNI or the Foreign Function and Memory API?
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