Incorporate a C application into a Java application

Hi,there:
Now I have a C application.What i want to do is write a Java 3D application
and using the the output of the C program as the input of the Java program.
Can I use JNI to incorporate the C application into my Java program?
And how to do it?
Thanks
Jian

Have you looked at the JNI examples?
If so, what don't you understand?

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