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Calling .Net ADO through java

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pragatid@gmail.com - 18 Aug 2006 22:40 GMT
Hi,
I want to use .Net ADO lib classess and their methods from my java
application. I need to write JNI wrapper DLL in C++ for this. calling
ADO libraries from C++ is itself challenging due to managed types. I am
a java programmer and not aware of C++ programming.Is there any open
source tool available that can do JNI wrapping for me?
-Pragati
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Vladimir Nesterovsky - 19 Aug 2006 07:20 GMT
> I want to use .Net ADO lib classess and their methods from my java
> application. I need to write JNI wrapper DLL in C++ for this. calling
> ADO libraries from C++ is itself challenging due to managed types. I am
> a java programmer and not aware of C++ programming.Is there any open
> source tool available that can do JNI wrapping for me?

Java has its similar database APIs. Why do you want to use ADO.NET?

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William DePalo [MVP VC++] - 19 Aug 2006 16:40 GMT
> I want to use .Net ADO lib classess and their methods from my java
> application. I need to write JNI wrapper DLL in C++ for this. calling
> ADO libraries from C++ is itself challenging due to managed types. I am
> a java programmer and not aware of C++ programming.Is there any open
> source tool available that can do JNI wrapping for me?

Yes, there is JACE:

http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-05-2002/jw-0510-integrate.html

In case you don't know, MS has a .Net language called J#. It looks a lot
like Java, targets the .Net framework. The whole of .Net's framework as well
as some but NOT all of the Java framework are available to J# applications.

Regards,
Will
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