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The Java bindings for [[TSK]] are in the official github repository as of version 3.3 (which may not be released yet) in the [[https://github.com/sleuthkit/sleuthkit/tree/master/bindings/java 'bindings/java']] directory.  They populate the SQLite database with the file system metadata and then create Java classes that encapsulate the data.  These are used for [[Autopsy 3]].  
 
The Java bindings for [[TSK]] are in the official github repository as of version 3.3 (which may not be released yet) in the [[https://github.com/sleuthkit/sleuthkit/tree/master/bindings/java 'bindings/java']] directory.  They populate the SQLite database with the file system metadata and then create Java classes that encapsulate the data.  These are used for [[Autopsy 3]].  
  
Refer to the [[https://github.com/sleuthkit/sleuthkit/blob/master/bindings/java/README.txt README.txt]] file for building and using the bindings.  The Javadocs are available HERE.  
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Refer to the [[https://github.com/sleuthkit/sleuthkit/blob/master/bindings/java/README.txt README.txt]] file for building and using the bindings.  The Javadocs are available [http://sleuthkit.org/sleuthkit/docs/javadocs/ online].  
  
  

Revision as of 13:55, 11 November 2011

The Java bindings for TSK are in the official github repository as of version 3.3 (which may not be released yet) in the ['bindings/java'] directory. They populate the SQLite database with the file system metadata and then create Java classes that encapsulate the data. These are used for Autopsy 3.

Refer to the [README.txt] file for building and using the bindings. The Javadocs are available online.


Developer Notes

This section contains some basic information on the Java/JNI code if you want to modify it.

  • The SleuthkitJNI class has the static Java methods that refer to the native C++ methods.
  • The naming convention thus far has been to end the native methods with "Nat" (loadDbNat(), for example).
  • When you make changes to the native method APIs, you can automatically make a new ".h" file by running the "jni" target in the "build.xml" ANT file. It will place the .h file in the tsk_jni folder.