There are several ways, some more and some less hairy... I'll be very brief since its off topic. 1. Use Java Native Interface (JNI) to build a class with some native methods that you code up in C/C++ to talk to COM 2. Use Microsoft's JVM and do it. Easier than JNI and good if you are sure your Java code need only run on Win32 3. Using DCOM you can access COM components from the process space of your JVM by implementing (or using somebody else's) pure Java DCOM class lib. The beauty of this one is that in your Java code there's no messy JNI, its pure Java down to the socket and you can run the Java part on any platform keeping the dependencies on Win32 stuff as narrow as possible. -MGP "Subramaniam, Senthilkumar (CTS)" wrote: > > > Hi All, > > Can anyone say how to call COM Components in Java. > > I am new to this field.Even it is a basic ,you guys please help me to > know the concept. > > Sorry for the inconvenience. > > Thanks in advance > Senthil.
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