how use nji dll file in C# app

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Hello,

I have nji dll file which functionalities I'd like to use in my C# project.
I googled and found many threads how C# DLLs were converted for java use
But there is no my solution.

I ask you very much to help use present java dll in my visual studio
C sharp project

Thanks in advance

Posted 30-Jan-15 2:38am

Giorgi Jambazishvili (Mecko)

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Richard MacCutchan 30-Jan-15 9:00am

You cannot use a Java library in C# without some converter between the two. The only way to figure out what to do would be to study the documentation for the library.

Giorgi Jambazishvili (Mecko) 30-Jan-15 9:03am

I saw nji4net and there is no example how to link DLLs. Plus the library which I use has no documentation.

Richard MacCutchan 30-Jan-15 9:06am

Well unless you can provide much more detail about it, it is unlikely that we can help. What is nji4net and where does it come from?

Giorgi Jambazishvili (Mecko) 30-Jan-15 13:37pm

I really can't guess what kind of information you would like to know but I will tell everything I know, this is Java native library in dll extension and used for communicating with HID devices. I want to use this to communicate with PIC micro-controller. Library is used in Processing (IDE) code.

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