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Insert Java library in C

I am going to write a Java server / client application in which the client is not really a client (it does not have the main one), but it is a library.

In addition, I need to develop module C (fuse driver), which should interact with the server, so it needs to call the client function.

I founded many examples of C functions invoked by a Java application, but none of what I need.

Can you give me a suggestion or some tips?

EDIT

because someone could not understand what I needed, I want to be more clear: I have a server, and the program can interact with it only using a library written in Java. The real client is written in C, and it should be able to call library functions, so in C I need to call the java method

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There are two ways to link C and Java code; JNA and JNI.

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