Hi all,
one other way I can think of is by actually writing DLL's and registering it and invoking the c++ functions using the java runtime class..
Vijay Naidu
Software Consultant
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Subject: Re: calling remote c++ function using java
Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2001 15:09:18 +0100
The only objects and methods etc that you can use with RMI are either
java or CORBA
As far as I know, unless you can somehow first use corba to access your
c++ function you will not be able to use RMI to access it.
However the RMI tutorial is very good and well worth your time.
Katherine
> + -----Original Message-----
> + From: shashi kanth goud [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> + Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 9:48 AM
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> + Subject: Re: calling remote c++ function using java
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> +
> + hai all out there,
> + can some body tell me how to call a c++ function
> + which is present on remote server using java rmi
> + shashi
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