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Paul Lee
Dear everyone,
Just thought I'd drop by and ask a question thats confounding me (yes,
I am a newbie!).
If I had a Java app on Win2k, and wanted to call a remote C++
application on a Sun machine, how would I go about doing this?
I'm guessing that I'd use RMI to allow JVMs to talk across a network
(??)
and then use JNI to get the Sun's JVM to access the Sun Machine's C++
application methods? I don't think we can follow the examples given
for JNI on the Sun website as we don't have the source code for the
app on the Sun, although we have found out that the methods are
exposed, like a COM interface.
I think.
Can anyone help?
Best wishes
Paul
Just thought I'd drop by and ask a question thats confounding me (yes,
I am a newbie!).
If I had a Java app on Win2k, and wanted to call a remote C++
application on a Sun machine, how would I go about doing this?
I'm guessing that I'd use RMI to allow JVMs to talk across a network
(??)
and then use JNI to get the Sun's JVM to access the Sun Machine's C++
application methods? I don't think we can follow the examples given
for JNI on the Sun website as we don't have the source code for the
app on the Sun, although we have found out that the methods are
exposed, like a COM interface.
I think.
Can anyone help?
Best wishes
Paul