Java OCX Communication

Hi,
In our project there is a necessity that one of my java program reads an OCX which is provided by a sensor instrument.We cannot use a third party tool like IBM's BridgeToJava,rJax,JIntegra.Now my question is can it be done entirely programmatically using JNI or any other java API?I would be grateful if someone has any sample code for reference.
Thanks in advance
Kabindra Narayan Dutta

You can use SWT package from eclipse project it's completely free.
Win version supports OCX and ActiveX components. The only problem is that you can't integrate ActiveX with 1.4 Swing. You can make all your GUI with SWT - if you know Win API it's more or less the same.
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