How to load jvm.dll (in C++) ?

Hi friends,
I've started using JVM for one of my software. I've understood how it works.
But now i want to create my own application which can take any .class or .jar file and then start executing the same through my program (C++).
I don't know from where to start. Can anybody help me? (May be with some sample code of C++ for the same?)
Thanks in advance

Thanks for responding my query,
But i'm aware of how to load any dll in C++, but i want to know which functions are avaible with jvm.dll and help on those functions.
For example JNIenv or some thing is used in C++ which is related to java environment. So what do that mean?
If i want to know how many classes exist in given jar file then which method out of jvm.dll should i go for?
If some I get some program, that will be beneficial.
Thanks again.

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