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From: Wayne Gibson
Date: Wed, 17 Apr 2002 09:03

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Hi,

I need to write a JAVA applet application, but I have to be able to
communicate with a .NET service...
The reason for using Java applet, is that I need to be able to display 3D
Content on a variety of platforms and Java seems logical choice for this..
But I have a look of VC C++ code, which I don't really want to re-write so I
thought that I would write wrappers for these using a .NET Web Service.

So does anybody know if a Java Applet can communicate with a .NET web
service and if so HOW?

Many thanks

Wayne Gibson

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