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Implementing a COM User Interface in Java

I need to transfer some data from Java to C #. I already show my C # classes through COM. So I thought that a good way to pull data from Java would be to set the IReadStream from C # and implement IReadStream in Java. I can then send the implementation instance as a parameter in C # so that I can call IReadStream.Read in C #.

How to implement native COM interface in Java?

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In the end, I went to named pipes.

On the java side, I write to a named pipe (served from C #). In C #, I should now be able to read from a named pipe. While the read operation is blocked, it should be the same as pulling data from java.

See http://www.codeproject.com/KB/threads/dotnetnamedpipespart1.aspx for a C # wrapper around named API calls.

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I don’t know if this supports this direction, but Jacob is often called Java COM bridge.

In addition, using IKVM to run Java code can greatly simplify the task.

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Using COM sounds is excessively dirty, which is not the case if you expose your C # code through a socket and have java suck that down.

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