Clarification: When I say MS Message Queueing I mean the Service MSMQ 
which allows heterogenous networks to share information via Message Queues
(Public/private/outgoing etc;) not the Windows System Message Queue. 

Having said that....

Has anyone here found a way to use MS Message Queueing with java? What I 
found so far is that you can use MS SDK for JAVA 4 to make java "wrappers" 
for COM Objects, such as msmq. I downloaded the SDK and ran the JACTIVEX 
utility against the MQOA.DLL (message queueing object library) with the 
command "Jactivex.exe /javatlb c:\winnt\system32\mqoa.dll". It created the 
group of msmq-java-wrapped objects in the /java/trustlib/mqoa directory. 
The files are all named "IMSMQ....original object name.... .java". So far 
so good. Here's the question...Now What? I need to turn the .java files 
into .class files in order to use them in a jbuilder4 applet project. Just 
so you know I am a pro-vb/vb.net programmer but very new to java (sort 
doing the "self-taught" thing) Anyway, if anyone here can relay some tips 
regarding using COM Objects from Java (especially MSMQ) and where to go 
from here PLEASE PLEASE let me know...

Thanks!
James
(Java Green)