Project Panama - Bridge The Gap Between Java And Native Code

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Project Panama represents a significant advancement in the Java ecosystem, primarily focusing on enhancing Java’s interaction with foreign APIs, particularly those written in languages like C and C++. Traditionally, Java used the Java Native Interface (JNI) to invoke foreign functions, but JNI had several limitations. Project Panama addresses these by removing the need to write native code wrappers in Java, replacing the ByteBuffer API with a more advanced Memory API, and introducing a secure, memory-efficient method to invoke native code from Java. The project comprises several key components, including the Foreign-Function and Memory API, the Vector API, and the JExtract tool​​.