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  1. #1
    abricout Guest

    VB bridge


    Hi !

    we would you like to use Java classes from a VB program.
    I read on the net that it's possible using Beans and a special tools to create
    registry information.

    i've found these pages on the subject :

    http://java.sun.com/products/javabeans/software/bridge/

    http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/...cs/script.html

    but i can't find sun.beans.ole.Packager

    has anyone used java components from VB ?
    can i do everything like threads etc.. in those components ?

    thanx

  2. #2
    wuxz Guest

    Re: VB bridge



    >but i can't find sun.beans.ole.Packager

    It does exist in jre1.3, but disappears in jre1.4.
    Who knows why?

    Regards
    wu xz

  3. #3
    Aadil Guest

    Re: VB bridge


    The VB GetObject function should work, providing Java classes reside on the
    machine:

    Dim objStack as Object
    Set objStack = GetObject("java:java.util.Stack")


    "abricout" <abricout@degetel.com> wrote:
    >
    >Hi !
    >
    >we would you like to use Java classes from a VB program.
    >I read on the net that it's possible using Beans and a special tools to

    create
    >registry information.
    >
    >i've found these pages on the subject :
    >
    >http://java.sun.com/products/javabeans/software/bridge/
    >
    >http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/...cs/script.html
    >
    >but i can't find sun.beans.ole.Packager
    >
    >has anyone used java components from VB ?
    >can i do everything like threads etc.. in those components ?
    >
    >thanx



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