C++ Source Code to Java

Does any1 know of any software or anything of the sort to convert
exsisting C++ source code to java source code??
Ur help will be appreciated .
Thanks..

While their may be such software as YAT suggests, remember that this may not result in good code. For example, a struct could be converted into a class with all its members public.
You might want to do this by hand if want "good" code.

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