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seanwinship
I have a requirement to expose a set of Java interfaces as one or more
COM objects. My COM experience is limited, at best. From the Java
Glossary I've identified ComfyJ
(http://www.jniwrapper.com/pages/comfyj/overview), J-Integra
(http://j-integra.intrinsyc.com/products/com/), and JACOB
(http://www.nevaobject.com/_docs/_java2com/java2com.htm) as those that
support bidirectional communication between COM and Java.
Has anyone here used any of these products in production?
Are there other products I should be considering? I only need to
invoke Java from COM, not vice versa.
Do all of these products allow the creation of a COM server? The
machines using the COM interface don't have sufficient capacity to run
Java as well as their existing application.
In my ideal world, I could simply run a script against my Java classes
and generate all necessary COM files. Is this possible with any of
these tools?
Thanks,
Sean
COM objects. My COM experience is limited, at best. From the Java
Glossary I've identified ComfyJ
(http://www.jniwrapper.com/pages/comfyj/overview), J-Integra
(http://j-integra.intrinsyc.com/products/com/), and JACOB
(http://www.nevaobject.com/_docs/_java2com/java2com.htm) as those that
support bidirectional communication between COM and Java.
Has anyone here used any of these products in production?
Are there other products I should be considering? I only need to
invoke Java from COM, not vice versa.
Do all of these products allow the creation of a COM server? The
machines using the COM interface don't have sufficient capacity to run
Java as well as their existing application.
In my ideal world, I could simply run a script against my Java classes
and generate all necessary COM files. Is this possible with any of
these tools?
Thanks,
Sean