Provided the licensing terms of the Apache POI api's allow, you can use the
jbimp(Java Binary Converter) tool to convert the POI API jar file to a .net
assembly. And then using J#, you can call into the api's in the assembly.
However if the POI API uses any thing other than JDK 1.1.4 and some Java 2
collection classes (which is what J# Redist supports), the conversion won't
succeed.
Thanks,
Diganta Roy
Microsoft Visual J# .NET Product Team.
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> Hello, can Apache's POI api be implemented intto J# for VS.NET.
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>If possible, where do I set the classpath to point to the jar file.
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