OK, I will take your word for it. I need to call a macro every time I run a
jUnit test as my reference data comes from an Excel spreadsheet from an
actuary. But the codebase itself is installed on a UNIX machine.
Harsh.
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Hey there, try JaCob , they seem to have a good way of communicating with
most MS products from Java.
They are also mutli-thread aware.
The website is http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/jacob-project i beileve.
Good luck, hope this helps.
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Hey there, try JaCob , they seem to have a good way of communicating with
most MS products from Java.
They are also mutli-thread aware
they can be added to the code base.
Oh well, I guess I will have to make my local box point to the other tiers for
testing them.
Harsh.
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From: Anthony Andrews [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Which IDE do you use? If you use Eclipse and are lucky enough to have the SWT
package installed - I think that it is a part of the core
