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Java COM Integration

Overview Java applications running on a Windows platform can be killer applications if they can interact with existing Component Object Model (COM) components. COM is Windows' way of writing reusable generic software components. COM components are generally written in C / C++ / VB. How can a Java application interact with COM components? How do Java applications communicate with C / C++ / VB applications in general? What are the issues involved in Java/COM communication? These are the common questions related to Java/COM integration. This paper presents a simple and effective approach to enable Java/COM communication. It further discusses the various issues involved and presents approaches to resolve those issues. The paper uses Microsoft Excel COM component to understand the approach presented.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Persistent Systems	File Format	PDF
Date Published	August 2002
Format	White Papers
Topics	Java, Programming Languages, Application Development

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