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copied!<pre><code>%module Rec %include "various.i" %apply char **STRING_ARRAY { char **db } %include "sab1.hpp" </code></pre> <p>The file <code>various.i</code> which you linked to should work this way, just put it somewhere where SWIG can find it, in your project include directory or SWIG include path.</p> <p>Using <code>%include</code> instead of <code>#include "sab1.hpp"</code> means we shouldn't have to copy the definition of classes we want to wrap. The <code>%apply</code> directive applies the typemap from <code>various.i</code> to all arguments of <code>char**</code> type with the name <code>db</code>. If there are other argument names you want to wrap, add them like this:</p> <pre><code>%apply char **STRING_ARRAY { char **db, char **foo, char **bar } </code></pre> <p>If you just want to wrap <em>all</em> argument of type <code>char**</code> (unsafe!), simply omit the name:</p> <pre><code>%apply char **STRING_ARRAY { char ** } </code></pre> <p>As your C++ code expects the array to contain 2 strings, then as long as you pass an array of 2 or more <code>String</code>s from Java, it should be fine. The typemap will add a third null pointer to the array, but your C++ code won't notice. If you pass an array with fewer than 2 <code>String</code>s, you will likely crash your C++ code.</p> <p>If any of the C++ functions you are wrapping also <em>returns</em> an array of strings, then you are in trouble. SWIG will attempt to convert those back into Java arrays, but may crash when it looks for a third element in the array (it will keep looking for elements until it finds a null pointer). If you don't mind discarding the return value, you can do this:</p> <pre><code>%module Rec %include "various.i" %typemap(jni) char **db = char **STRING_ARRAY; %typemap(jtype) char **db = char **STRING_ARRAY; %typemap(jstype) char **db = char **STRING_ARRAY; %typemap(in) char **db = char **STRING_ARRAY; %typemap(freearg) char **db = char **STRING_ARRAY; %typemap(javain) char **db = char **STRING_ARRAY; %include "sab1.hpp" </code></pre> <p>This will only apply the parts of the typemap that deal with input arguments.</p>

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