Re: .NET <> Java

Hi Eric,
to integrate .NET and Java you need not COM. See my library developed by me
for .NET. It makes possible to write pure JNI .NET code without COM use.

Regards,
Vitaly Shelest,

----- Original Message -----
From: "Eric J LeVin" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 23:23
Subject: [JAWIN] .NET <> Java


> Hello,
>     I must admit before I start that I am a newbie to COM.  My extent of
> utilizing COM is through the .NET COM Interop library generator that
> creates
> all the libraries and calls you need for you.  The problem I am facing is
> that our application is written in C#.NET and I am integrating with a
> vendor
> who utilizes a java library.  I don't like having to do this bridge, but
> what I need is a way to pass data into my running .NET application from
> Java.  Currently, I have a .dll in .NET that is COM accessible that gets
> instanciated in the .NET app space.  What I am trying to do is hook into
> that instance of the COM object so that I can send data to the .dll from
> Java by means of COM.  It was not hard for me to get .NET<>Java interop to
> work with creating a .dll and calling methods; however, that was by means
> of
> creating a new COM instance.  What I need to do is have the same COM
> object
> that .NET is hosting be the one that Jawin calls.  I apoligize if this is
> a
> stupid question in advance.  Thanks so much for any help!
>
> -Eric