Problems .net calling java

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Hello Chayan.

We're using ikvm to compile java classes to use from .net.

There are 2 problems we're finding:

- If the java class uses other java *.jar, they don't work when executed from the .net code. (We tried converting them to dll the same way, putting them in directories we include but nothing seems to work).

- The other one is that we've created to classes inside a java class, for managing with threads, and when called from .net, it doesn't recognize the classes.

Any idea?

Thanks a lot for your attention.

Posted 13-Sep-11 23:40pm

Hicock

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TorstenH. · Answer 1 · 2011-09-14T01:34:00

Please - use Eclipse to develop and deploy your Java App(It's Freeware and simple). You should make it a runnable jar - that is a difference from a simple archive jar.

anonymous classes are ok, also it's not a recommended workaround. You should extract them and make it a proper development.

EDIT: Think about adding some logging to the jar, log4j is a simple logging tool and can save you time & work & nerves.

How to execute the jar[^]

If you still resist to use Eclipse (strongly recommended to be used!!!)[^]