Embedding Flash in Swing

Hi Flash community
I am researching on having the Flash application embedded in
the Java Swing GUI.
An approach seems to have the Http client view to load the
flash url. But are there any additional technologies from Adobe?
How extensive is the integration forFlex to call Java
objects/functions if http is not used?
Thanks
Nilesh Gujarathi

how about asking Mr. Google - he knows a lot of libraries....
well here is one:
http://www.jpackages.com/jflashplayer

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