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It would be nice to have a "more complete" Desktop SDK that supports Java code, akin to a (massive) subset of .NET Android. The infrastructure implicit to such a thing would also allow simplifying the (currently hardcoded) typemap entries within our unit tests.
For example, consider the various _CreateJavaCallableWrappers targets we currently have, which invoke jcw-gen. It would be handy to extend jcw-gen to also emit XML files containing the type mappings, so that all the unit tests don't need to provide their own separate typemap dictionaries; this could instead be (partially supported) by jcw-gen, which has all the information needed to emit typemap data already.
Just in case you were going to work on this "soon", there is an extensive refactor in progress for jcw-gen that would likely make this task significantly easier: dotnet/java-interop#1174.
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jpobst commentedon Jan 26, 2024
Just in case you were going to work on this "soon", there is an extensive refactor in progress for
jcw-genthat would likely make this task significantly easier: dotnet/java-interop#1174.Add test around interface method inheritance
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dotnet-policy-service commentedon Jul 1, 2026
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dotnet-policy-service commentedon Jul 15, 2026
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