How to use a VB dll file in java

hi,
i am working on college project,In this output of calculation is not matching with college site .So any one can tell "how to use or combine a VB 'dll' file in java?".so that i can use VB 'dll' file in java to get right Output.
If possible write code or send it to "[email protected]"
Thanks
Ravi kapani

Did you try Google? And no, there is no native support for accessing .dll files from Java. That said, take a look at JNI.

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