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JNI Dynamic Linking

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Dynamic linking is done “automagically” as long as the names of the methods in the library follow a fixed template.

The library is loaded into the JVM and the methods are linked automatically.
Implies that symbols are present in the library (not stripped).

Assuming that our "hello world" app had a class named Worker, loading a method named doWork, the method in the function would be named: