I believe RogueWave no longer sells JTools. It has a StudioJ suite which
includes
DBTOOLS.J, Chart.J, Blend.J, and Grid.J, which I currently own. I don't know
what functionality JTools provided, but perhaps it is in one of these products
which
can be purchased separately.
I do not work for RW,
Checkout the RogueWave suite of libraries. I think Tools.h++ or ToolsPro.h++
is able to exchange data with JTools.h++ the Java version of Tools.h++.
Of course these libs are not free, but not expensive either.
Cheers,
Addy.
I am not really sure, but I don't think that Windows (ick) supports fifos... I
think that is mostly a sysv bit of fun. Why not use sockets?
--jason
On 23-Oct-98 Steve Bankes wrote:
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> I am seeking advice about interprocess communication between a Java
> application
> and other, not necessari
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Subject: Re: Interprocess Communication with a Java Application
On Fri, 23 Oct 1998 10:03:56 -0700, Steve Bankes wrote:
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>I am seeking advice about interprocess communication between a
Java application
On Fri, 23 Oct 1998 10:03:56 -0700, Steve Bankes wrote:
>
>I am seeking advice about interprocess communication between a Java application
>and other, not necessarily Java, applications.
>
>I am developing the Java application under Linux but want to be able to run it
>under Windows. So far I ha
