Is it possible to add iOS codes to java platforms

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Is it possible to add ios codes to java platforms?
If yes, how?

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I tried to find answer from G, but no luck

Posted 21-Jun-16 16:14pm

Updated 21-Jun-16 18:11pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2016-06-21T18:11:00

Yes, via JNI:
Java Native Interface — Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia,
Java Native Interface Specification Contents,
JNI APIs and Developer Guides.

I must note that, from my experience, iOS is more hostile to "foreigners", so even the use of cross-platform code is more difficult, and interfacing of cross-platform code with the OS can be even more difficult. One aspect of this difficulty is a very different programming model based on Objective-C.

See also this open-source product: GitHub - dropbox/djinni: A tool for generating cross-language type declarations and interface bindings..

—SA