Re: Java classes called from .net program
From: Dino Chiesa [Microsoft] (dinoch_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 10/26/04
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Date: Tue, 26 Oct 2004 12:50:36 -0400
if the java classes are available in source code, you can compile them from
java source directly into MSIL with the J# Compiler. this works if the java
source code is at JDK 1.1 . On the other hand if the java code uses java
collections classes or java 2 security or other things that were introduced
in or after JDK 1.2, then the source code cannot be compiled by J# directly
.
there is a converter : it's called the java language conversion assistant or
JLCA , for short. the JLCA can convert java source code into C# source code.
this is effectively a fork of your code. The C# code can be compiled into
MSIL.
On the other hand if the java code is available in some other way , via some
network interface for example, then you can try connecting via one of the
Interop alternatives, such as web services or one of the third party bridges
.
"Licx" <licx_@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I need to call methods of java classes from a .net program. There is a
> way to do this?
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