Java calling Office API via VBA.NET ?

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Hi

I am writing a Java application which among many other thing
has to call some MS Office [PowerPoint] internal methods,
which only seems to be possible from either VBA or C#

Can anybody suggest a way of Java calling VBA or C#

I do know how to call an executable from Java
or Java interface with C/C++ through JNI

Thank you in advance
Oleg

P.S.: If you know how to call PowerPoint from Java or VC++
please speak out too
 
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I am writing a Java application which among many other things
has to call some MS Office [PowerPoint] internal methods,
which only seems to be possible from either VBA or C#.

Can anybody suggest a way of Java calling VBA or C# ?

I do know how to call an executable from Java
or Java interface with C/C++ through JNI.


Thank you in advance,
Oleg.

P.S.: If you know how to call PowerPoint from Java or VC++,
please speak out too.
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Is there any reason for posting that to a /VB.NET language/ group?
 
Of course there is a point publishing it to VB.NET group:
VBA is the most popular access way to Office API
and VB.NET is its latest iteration.
C#.NET is a new way, so somebody may give a good advice
on the subject, for exmple how can I interface VB.NET
from Java.

Thank you,
Oleg.
 
* Konovalov Oleg said:
Of course there is a point publishing it to VB.NET group:
VBA is the most popular access way to Office API
and VB.NET is its latest iteration.
Click to expand...

VB.NET has nothing to do with VBA. On the one hand, there is VBA, on
the other hand, there is VB.NET.
C#.NET is a new way, so somebody may give a good advice
on the subject, for exmple how can I interface VB.NET
from Java.
Click to expand...

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