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Are the applications on the same machine? The simplest solution might be to
use standard Windows messaging.  You would have to write a JNI class for the
Java application to use.  It's effectively a dll which would send and
respond to wm_user messages.

You can find a Delphi translation of JNI at the project Jedi website.

Lior Sharon wrote in message
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>Hi,
>
>    I'm trying to find a way to communicate (two-way method calls)
>between two standard applications, one is written in Delphi and the
>other in Java.
>    I suppose the standard way is to use COM objects, but does anyone
>have a working sample or piece of code for doing this?
>
>    Also, do you know if there's a way to communicate between Java and
>other MS apps using the DDE protocol?
>    Maybe you have DDE-COM bridge or something like that?
>
>    Thanks,
>    Lior.

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