Call ActiveX from Java? (not Runtime.exec())

The Java ActiveX Bridge allows access from Visual Basic to Java components. Is it also possible to communicate the other way round, i.e. calling ActiveX components (DLLs ...) from within Java? (Perhaps via JNDI?)

Thanks but i don't look for a 3rd party library (and of course not one that was last changed in 2001 ...). I'm playing around with System.loadLibrary() that seems to work, but when calling a function from this DLL, i just get
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: ComputeValuewith ComputeValue being the following visual basic DLL:
Public Function ComputeValue(value As String) As String
ComputeValue = ">>" & value & "<<"
End Function

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//code
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import java.util.*;
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I don't know exactly but the code written below is working fine try the same with your code .Even with your code instead running the code with
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import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
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Hi developers,
My java application was trying to issue a http request via proxy auto-config. So, I did below jobs
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I wonder why?

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I am trying to call OSB from java client,
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I have been Googling a lot for this however didnt got enough.
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Thanks Guys, I tried the ways you mentioned I am getting below error, this error is coming in both weblogic clientgen and webservice proxy from jdeveloper,
I understand that this error has something to do with my process however not sure why is it coming, I will really appreciate if you can provide me some pointers.
error:
Buildfile: C:\JDeveloper\OSBClient\TestOSBClient\build.xml
javaFromWSDL:
[clientgen]
*********** jax-ws clientgen attribute settings ***************
wsdlURI: http://localhost:8001/xx/som/contracts/CustomerContract?wsdl
packageName : com.osb.client
destDir : C:\OSB
*********** jax-ws clientgen attribute settings end ***************
[clientgen] Consider using <depends>/<produces> so that wsimport won't do unnecessary compilation
[clientgen] parsing WSDL...
[clientgen]
[clientgen]
[clientgen] [ERROR] A class/interface with the same name "com.osb.client.SOMMessage" is already in use. Use a class customization to resolve this conflict.
[clientgen] line 89 of http://localhost:8001/xx/som/contracts/CustomerContract?SCHEMA%2FSOMResources%2FXSD%2FSOMCommon
[clientgen]
[clientgen] [ERROR] (Relevant to above error) another "SOMMessage" is generated from here.
[clientgen] line 51 of http://localhost:8001/xx/som/contracts/CustomerContract?SCHEMA%2FSOMResources%2FXSD%2FSOMCommon
[clientgen]
[clientgen] [ERROR] A class/interface with the same name "com.osb.client.TaskCompletionMessage" is already in use. Use a class customization to resolve this conflict.
[clientgen] line 82 of http://localhost:8001/xx/som/contracts/CustomerContract?SCHEMA%2FSOMResources%2FXSD%2FSOMCommon
[clientgen]
[clientgen] [ERROR] (Relevant to above error) another "TaskCompletionMessage" is generated from here.
[clientgen] line 76 of http://localhost:8001/xx/som/contracts/CustomerContract?SCHEMA%2FSOMResources%2FXSD%2FSOMCommon
[clientgen]
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[clientgen] line 89 of http://localhost:8001/xx/som/contracts/CustomerContract?SCHEMA%2FSOMResources%2FXSD%2FSOMCommon
[clientgen]
[clientgen] [ERROR] (Related to above error) This is the other declaration.
[clientgen] line 51 of http://localhost:8001/xx/som/contracts/CustomerContract?SCHEMA%2FSOMResources%2FXSD%2FSOMCommon
[clientgen]
[clientgen] [ERROR] Two declarations cause a collision in the ObjectFactory class.
[clientgen] line 82 of http://localhost:8001/xx/som/contracts/CustomerContract?SCHEMA%2FSOMResources%2FXSD%2FSOMCommon
[clientgen]
[clientgen] [ERROR] (Related to above error) This is the other declaration.
[clientgen] line 76 of http://localhost:8001/xx/som/contracts/CustomerContract?SCHEMA%2FSOMResources%2FXSD%2FSOMCommon
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