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Book_Practical_Jni4Net

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Refactor editor-ui tool into new repo

Add add it here as submodule

Change folder structure to make it easier to manage and edit content

• put each chapter in its own folder
• ideally move the images so that the images are inside an chapter specific folder

Move Leanpub publishing mode to git and improve editor-ui

The idea is to have a local site that can be used during book writing and has a different file structure than the one required by leanpub (for example one where the images can exist in multiple folders)

Add content from referenced PDFs

There are couple posts that make references to a number of PDFs

Those pdfs contains quite a lot of good info and ideas (related to JNI4net)

Add content to README file of this repo

It is empty at the moment

Experiments with best location to put images

Since most of the articles have tons of images, its management and workflow is quite important.

After the import from blogger all images were placed in the /images folder which is ok,but not very practical

To test it out I created this markdown file

1.a)

![image](../images/image_thumb1.png)


1.b)

![image](images/image_thumb1.png)

2.a)

![image](../images/AAA/image_thumb_BBB.png)

2.b)

![image](images/AAA/image_thumb_BBB.png)

4)

![image](images/image_thumb_AAA.png)

5)

![image](./images/image_thumb_AAA.png)

which looks like this locally

and like this in the leanpub pdf generated

so it looks like:

• we can't use virtual paths with ../
• we can't put images inside a sub-folder with content
• we can put images inside a subfolder inside the /images folder

Review all chapters and ensure that its content and images is good

• november2012.md
• usingjni4netpart1tocreplajavaprocesszapproxy.md
• usingjni4netpart2controlingowaspzapremotelyviajavabeanshellreplinnet.md
• usingjni4netpart3writingandinvokingo2methodsfromjavaandeclipsepdf.md
• usingjni4netpart4integratingappscanwithteammentorfirstpoc.md
• makingjavanetandcappsworktogether.md

March 2013

• Another step in the use of ESAPI and AppSensor Jars from .Net/C# (using Jni4Net)
• invokingjavabeanshellfromnetclr.md
• loadingowaspesapijaranditsdependenciesfromcusingjni4net.md
• gettinglistofjarsloadedinsystemclassloaderusingjni4net.md
• utiljni4netjavabeanshellreplv10exe.md
• may2013.md
• firstexecutionofesapijarencodermethodsfromo2screpl.md
• june2013.md
• anotherstepintheuseofesapiandappsensorjarsfromnetcusingjni4net.md
• august2013.md
• creatingaforkofjni4netdealingwithattemptedtoreadorwriteprotectedmemoryproblemandwhatihadtodotomakeitworkwithzap.md