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Hi there what you should do is check out the JNI interface this allows you to
connect to a c /c++ program.

Now if its a windows (i presume so) dll, what you should do is write a stub viz

loadlibary
then call the dll function

then return from your c/c++ program. Using this method, if you dont have the
source, as for any windows dll, you can still call it !!

Good luck

Steve


MarkL wrote:

> Hi,
>
>     I'm trying to write some Java code that accesses some methods in a C++
> Dll. The only way
> i've seen of doing this is to generate the .h and .c files using javah, and
> then amending the code
> in the dll.
>
> Is there a way to directly 'import' the dll without having to change to C++
> code to include the genrated header file, as the source code may not always
> be available.
>
> All the texts i have read seem to point to the 'javah' method. There must be
> another way???
>
> Thanks
>
> Mark
>
> (Also any links to sites about this topic would be helpful)