Running Java code in C# [closed]

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I am writing a silverlight application using c#. For the project I need to be able to compile and download a program to an external drive. I have the code to do this however it is written in Java.

The code is extensive and would take an excessive amount of time to translate all of it into c#. Is there an alternate way to translate the code into c# or is there a way to run java code within a c# project?

stackoverflow.com/questions/129989/how-to-call-java-code-from-c — juergen d
– juergen d, Commented Jun 19, 2012 at 15:09

Daniel A. White · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-19 15:08:48Z

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You could always compile it as an executable and run it with Process.Start.

answered Jun 19, 2012 at 15:08

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jjchiw · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-19 15:09:45Z

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You can use IKVM.net to convert the jar to a dll

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Hovercraft Full Of Eels Over a year ago

There's no need to convert the jar file to a dll since C# can simply execute it by calling java -jar yourJarFile.

user562566 Over a year ago

@HovercraftFUllOfEels um, unless of course the developer of the C# application wants to embed java code without having to rely on the user having java or forcing the user to install it, or the C# developer wants to be able access java types in code, or the Java developer C# types, so on and so forth. Should actually look at the project......

Gorets · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-19 15:09:56Z

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In google you can find a online service for it or change same code witch doesn't work

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