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how to convirt java classes into a microsoft dll which can be used from within c/c++,excell,vb ..
 
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So far I don't know for sure but it should be done with Microsoft J++ or new .NET so called J#.
 
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First off, your Username does not comply with JavaRanch usernames -- browse the site for more info.
You can achieve what you need using JNI (Java Native Interface).
Regards,
Reuben Cleetus.

Originally posted by roma_singh:
how to convirt java classes into a microsoft dll which can be used from within c/c++,excell,vb ..


 
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