Java class inherting C++ Class

Is it possible for a Java Class to inherit a C++ Class?

Jace (http://jace.sf.net) does this too, but it's not
what he's looking for. He would have to do the
opposite - create a C++ subclass of the existing C++
class, and override the methods so that they use
Call*Method to delegate to a Java class. Btw, what are
you doing with Jnails that is different from Jace or
JNI++?
God bless,
-Toby Reyelts
From the discussion i infer that a C++ class can inherit another C++ class, and develope the Java class which talks to the child C++ class. This is what we normally do in JNI.
But my actual problem is i want to have a Java Class which inherits a C++ class. Is it possible to have a Java Class as i mentioned. Because it is possible for a C++ class to use a Java Object and get the work done.
My scenario is like this i have C++ class having virtual methods. Java Class has to inherit this C++ class, and give implementation for the virtual methods. This java class will be passed on to C++ class finally for actul usuage.
How to achieve this. please reply at the earliest.
thanks for ur interest
Krishnarajan.A

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