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Automate Excel from Java
This article illustrates how to call a COM object like Excel from Java. (Microsoft)
Automate PowerPoint Using Visual J++
This article demonstrates how to Automate Microsoft PowerPoint using Visual J++. You can also apply similar code and procedures to automate other Microsoft Office applications. (Microsoft)
Create and Format an Excel Workbook Using Visual J
This article describes Automating Excel 97 from a Visual J++ client using the Java programming language. The project uses the Excel 8.0 type library, and illustrates object oriented programming. (Microsoft)
Create Dual Interface COM Objects Using VJ++ 6.0
This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to create or use a dual-interface Java COM component using Visual J++ 6.0. (Microsoft)
Creating a Modal Dialog Box from Java
This article describes how to create a modal dialog box with respect to the Internet Explorer browser in Java. (Microsoft)
Debugging a COM Server Written with Visual J++
This article explains how to debug a Java COM object that is referenced by a client that is written in another language such as C++ or Visual Basic 5.0. (Microsoft)
Microsoft SDK for Java FAQ
This article covers some of the FAQs about the SDK for Java. (Microsoft)
Microsoft Visual J++ FAQ
This article covers some of the most FAQs about the Microsoft Visual J++. (Microsoft)
Use Connectable Objects Including ActiveX Objects
This article describes how to use connectable objects and receive their events in Java. (Microsoft)
Use Java Serialization with VARIANT SafeArrays
The describes the functionality of MS JVM library to convert data from ObjectOutputStream to a SafeArray and vice versa. (Microsoft)
Using a Java Class with Active Server Pages
This article demonstrates how one can use a Java class as an ActiveX server side object with Microsoft ASP. (Microsoft)
Using DllSurrogate Support for Java/DCOM Servers
This article explains how to use a Java COM object as a DCOM server using the system surrogate provided by DCOM in Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0 with SP2 or SP3. (Microsoft)