Christian Nennemann
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Java SDK: JNI bindings to libquicproquo_ffi with QpqClient class, Gradle build, and exception hierarchy matching Kotlin SDK. Ruby SDK: FFI gem wrapping libquicproquo_ffi with Client class, block-form auto-disconnect, gemspec for RubyGems publishing, and example script.
QuicProQuo Java SDK
Java wrapper over libquicproquo_ffi via JNI for JVM and Android.
Prerequisites
- JDK 17+
libquicproquo_ffibuilt for the target platform- JNI bridge compiled (shared with Kotlin SDK:
../kotlin/jni/)
Building
# Build Rust FFI library
cargo build --release -p quicproquo-ffi
# Build Java SDK
./gradlew build
Usage
import dev.quicproquo.QpqClient;
try (QpqClient client = new QpqClient("127.0.0.1:5001", "ca.pem")) {
client.login("alice", "secret");
client.send("bob", "hello".getBytes());
var messages = client.receive(5000);
messages.forEach(msg -> System.out.println("Received: " + msg));
}
API
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
new QpqClient(server, caCertPath) |
Connect to server |
client.login(username, password) |
OPAQUE authentication |
client.send(recipient, message) |
Send message by username |
client.receive(timeoutMs) |
Receive pending messages |
client.close() / client.disconnect() |
Disconnect |
client.isConnected() |
Connection status |
Structure
src/main/java/dev/quicproquo/QpqClient.java-- High-level clientsrc/main/java/dev/quicproquo/NativeBridge.java-- JNI declarations- JNI C bridge shared with Kotlin SDK at
../kotlin/jni/