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Hi, thanks for being reader of my Practical Jni4Net book. I just released a new version which contains a good number of fixes and significant content refactoring.
I hope you enjoy it, and please don't hesitate to contact me at dinis.cruz@owasp.org or via the GitHub repo that contains all content (https://github.com/DinisCruz/Book_Practical_Jni4Net/issues)
Here is the updated table of contents:
Leanpub book, originally based on Blog posts
An open book, freely available at GitHub
Change log
Introduction
1. November 2012
C# REPL a java process (ZAP Proxy)
Controlling OWASP ZAP remotely (via Java BeanShell REPL in .Net)
Writing and Invoking O2 Methods from Java and Eclipse
2. March 2013
Invoking an OWASP AppSensor Java method from .NET C# REPL (using Jni4Net)
Invoking Java BeanShell from .Net CLR
Loading OWASP ESAPI jar and its dependencies
Getting list of Jars loaded in SystemClassLoader
Java BeanShell REPL v1.0.exe
3. May 2013
First execution of ESAPI.jar Encoder methods from O2’s C# REPL
4. June 2013
Another step in the use of ESAPI and AppSensor Jars from .Net/C
5. August 2013
Consuming a forked version of Jni4Net
Compiling Jni4Net from Source
Fixing the ‘Attempted to read or write protected memory’ issue
This version has 98 pages
Dinis Cruz
