using corba is the only one i know about (at the java end, my c++ knowledge
has died) from the list you gave but you need a fairly meaty introduction to
corba and I have never found an acceptable web tutorial about it, sorry not
to be helping much. If you are prepared to go to the library you may be able
to order the book that deal with this, any j2ee book should teach corba and
I know that Professional Java Server Prog J2EE edition does. at the C++ end,
you might find that visual C++ does a lot of th work for you. 

alternatively, if running a corba server and all the extra work is too much
complexity, you can always use JNI. there are a few tutorials on it although
I have found one on sun which is about the worst i have ever read, there is
probably a good one too.

chanoch

-----Original Message-----
From: Fabien SOldevila [mailto:fsolde@c...]
Sent: 04 May 2001 16:05
To: Java 2 Enterprise Edition
Subject: [j2ee] J2ee and use of C++ object


I have a problem because i need to use a C++ application on a J2ee 
application.
I have heard about the connector technology, the corba technology. But 
it's not clear.
I did'nt find any example about this.
Can you tell me if it is possible to do that and, can you give me examples 
(link to web page).
Thank you.
Bye Bye.

I use j2ee1.3 and jsdk1.3.