Populating fields in 32-bit Windows application

I've a need to populate fields in a 32-bit Windows app with values obtained via my CF application.  Anyone aware of a product that can do this, perhaps Java-based?

Maybe create an interface.
1. CF code stored information in DB.
2. Interface retrieve that data sent by CF in DB, translates that data and send it to the Window App.
The interface is probably another Window App.

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