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Calling a c# functions from Java

Maidenz08
Hi,

I have a dll written in c#. I need to use this dll in java and call the functions from there.

Is it possible to archive this?

can someone shed light on the same.

Any links..??

Thanks
May 25 '09 #1
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balame2004
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Yes it is possible. You just call the method from the dll as usual.
May 25 '09 #2
Is that so simple..????!!!!!

Can someone please confirm coz i dont think it is so straight forward.
May 25 '09 #3
PRR
750 Expert 512MB
You can expose the C# dll as com and maybe use j-Interop to call the dll?
Take a look at this article and PDF..
May 25 '09 #4
r035198x
13,262 8TB
Why are you starting multiple threads about this?
Why haven't you replied to any of the responses given to you in your other thread?
May 25 '09 #5
I dint know which community to post it in.

Hence the duplicates.
May 25 '09 #6

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