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How to communicate with Java programs on database server?

I have a problem on communication between ASP.NET and
Java code. Any advice will be greatly appreciated!

Our core processing code and database and database server
reside in a remote machine whose platform is Linux. The
core processing code is written with Java.

Now I'm trying to implement scripting code to communicate
with the back-end database dynamatically.

I know there must be ways to do that. I just don't know
which one works best. So far, I'm thinking to code with
ASP.NET. But in our situation, I may still need a web
server, say IIS. Since IIS cannot be set up on Linux
platform, is it possible to set up another windows server
as a web server and run ASP.Net code on the windows
machine? If yes, how can I communicate with the Java code
on database server ?
Thanks a lot!
Nov 18 '05 #1
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