Make native code and Java VM interact

Hi all,
I am building a native components (Delphi and C++) using JNI.
Currently my components involve a Java GUI.
It loads the JVM, then request for that Java Object GUI.
When the interface is created, I need to get back information
from what the user can type in.
However, the native code doesn't wait. It runs and continues right after
the creation of the GUI, thus causing me trouble (trying to get
null objects).
Is there a way to make the native code wait for a java command from
the interface, or is there a way to make both part of the component
(java / native) to communicate and interact ?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Regards,
Florent

There are quite a few options here, and this may not
be the best, per se, but you could make a blocking
call from the JNI to a Java method. That Java method
will only return after whatever you want done in the
interface has completed.Thanks for your reply. Is there other solution in the JNI itself,
using the JNIEnv Object ?
Else, I'll try to use that solution.
Regards,
Florent

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