Java and COM objects

hi all,
i am not sure if this question belongs to this forum, but i was not able to find a proper forum for it
I am trying to generate java classes out of a COM dll. I am using JIntegra-2.0
java classes are generated successfully, however when i try to compile them one of them fails because it cannot find
the class IEnumVARIANT.
That is not part of JIntegra jar file, and i am unable to find a proper Jar for it... could anyone help?
thanks and regards
marco

you don't need any "code" from Microsoft VM SDK if you use JACOB (http://danadler.com/jacob/).
you only need the jacob.jar (Java side) in your CLASSPATH and the jacob.dll (COM side) file in your working directory (don't even need to register it!) and off you go.

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