Has anyone ever written a proxy for a Java class in C# that will allow you to call the Java Class from C#
If so, can you post the code please
Thanks
Al
Proxies for Java Class
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Not exactly, but I was able to incorporate some component written in Java into my C# application with J#. If you have access to the java source code, this is probably the best solution. Or you can use the Java Language Conversion Assistant to convert it to C# directly.