How to deal with this two-level native access？
Hank Huang
Daniel Widdis
Just link directly to ApplicationServices. It exposes the subframework.
This worked for me (worked meaning nothing happened, but the library did load):
public interface ApplicationServices extends Library {
ApplicationServices INSTANCE = Native.load("ApplicationServices", ApplicationServices.class);
void AXUIElementCreateApplication(String id);
}
public class Test {
public static void main(String[] args) {
ApplicationServices.INSTANCE.AXUIElementCreateApplication("28041");
}
}
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