No. There is no native bridge between java bytecode libraries and .NET IL
code.
..NET relies on the meta data contained in the library to know what
classes/types are in there, and what they look like. This information isn't
present, for starters. There are many other reasons as well.
Perhaps a third party company has written a bridge that performs something
like an interop layer for Java libraries, but I haven't seen one.
The other alternatives are to create COM-consumable components from J++ (not
really recommended), or write the Java code in J#, which actually compiles
to .NET IL instead of Java bytecode.
-Rob Teixeira [MVP]
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Hi,
I don't know if it is possible to Java a class or libeary,
and import it into C# application and use it directly?
should work right?
can anyone tell me how in details?