Use .so file in java

Hello friends...
i have dont coding in java (windows based)
no i want to use .so file in java...
can i use it in java because c++ coding is done in linux and .so file is generated..
So can i use directly .so file in java (windows based).
Please give reply...
thank...

You can use a wrapper to call C methods in a DLL under windows or in a lib*so under *nix.
There are many commercials products to do this : google for them.
There is at least one LGPL product : jnative.
Beware that most of those products do not work for C++ exported objects since they can't be "newed".
BTW : If anybody knows how to new a C++ object by its name (like Class.forName()) : write me at http://sourceforge.net/projects/jnative
--Marc

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First, i can't write english very well. so before read this you know.
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E:\Programs\Java>
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do you know how can i do to integrate my animation .swf inside my java class?Java can't play SWF files and Flash can't handle Java classes, so what you're suggesting here doesn't make a lot of sense.

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Hi all,
I am using DeJDecompiler and working with swing applications.If I try to convert a .class file into .java file,it is converting into .jad file only.Fine but if I try to save that file into .java file,It is giving lot of errors in that program.When I went into that program the total style of the program is changed and TRY-CATCH block is not recognised by the dejdecompiler,hence If I try to include some methods in the existing .java file thus got,I could not do.Kindly help me.
If I get the .java file without error then I can process the rest of the functionality.
Thanks in advance
With kind Regs
Satheesh.K

Not so urgent today then!
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?thread=553576&forum=31&message=2709757
I'm still not going to help you to steal someone�s code.

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HI,
How to create a Batch file for java application ?
And whats the use of creating batch file ?
Thanks in advance

First of all, you're OT.
Second, you can find this everywhere in the net.
If you got a manifest declaring main class (an classpath if needed), just create a file named whatever.bat, within same directory of jar file, containing:
javaw -jar ./WhateverTheNameOfYourJarIs.jar %*By the way, assuming a Windows OS, you can just double click the jar file (no batch is needed).
Otherwise use:
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The '%***' tail is there in order to pass all parameters, it only works on Windows, refer to your shell docs for other OSs (something like $* may work).
This way you have a command you can call to launch your code (instead of opening NetBeans just to see your app working). You could schedule tasks on it or just call it in any command prompt (hope you know what it is 'cause there have been people in this very same forum with no clue about it, if not just hold the 'Windows button' and press 'R', then type 'cmd' and run it).
Finally add dukes and give 'hem away.
Bye.

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import com.lowagie.text.*;
import com.lowagie.text.rtf.*;
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     at com.lowagie.text.rtf.RtfWriter2.setPageSize(RtfWriter2.java:248)
     at com.lowagie.text.Document.open(Unknown Source)
     at view.RTF3.main(RTF3.java:23)
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import com.lowagie.text.Document;
import com.lowagie.text.rtf.parser.RtfParser;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
String inputFile = "sample.rtf";
Document document = new Document();
document.open();
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