I know it sounds like a cheap answer, but couldn't you just use the .net component and expose that as a com object?
Not on OS platforms other than Windows ;).
Or use java api from your C++ app to expose it?
Yes.
Or use a technique like pdftk (<http://www.accesspdf.com/pdftk/>) to compile the Java to native code with gcj.
But there still advantages to native C++...
With the exception of startup times, java and C# apps are fast enough to not be
noticed by end users.
Depends on what you are doing - esp. in terms of memory usage and garbage collection coming into play.
Leonard
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