1. Package the compiled Java Class file; package command JAR
For example: package all class folders in a certain directory;
Commands used: jar cvf -C com/.
It is the jar package to be generated; com/. is the folder in the specified current directory, which includes subfolders and class files;
2. Go to the official IKVM website to download the components required by IKVM /
ikvm-0.42.0.
ikvmbin-0.42.0.
3. Set the path
Decompress ikvm-0.42.0. and add %IKVM_HOME%\bin to path. The %IKVM_HOME% here refers to the home directory of the ikvm after decompression.
4. Convert java jar package to .dll control
Command used: ikvmc -out:
It is the name of the .dll control file to be generated; it is the jar package file that was packaged before.
5. Add required controls to C# project
1. Create a new C# .NET project and first add the necessary DLLs
%IKVM_HOME%\bin\
%IKVM_HOME%\bin\
%IKVM_HOME%\bin\
2. Add the generated .dll file
Load the previously generated .dll file into a C# project
VI. Test
Use java classes in C# projects, and their methods are the same as java. But using the C# syntax using the reference to package
source code:
Java source code:
package ;
//The Java class to be called
public class Test {
//The Java method to be called
public String returnString() {
return "Hello, zht!";
}
}
C# form source code:
using System;
using ;
using ;
using ;
using ;
using ;
using ;
using ;
using ;
namespace KIVMTest
{
public partial class Form1 : Form
{
public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
}
private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Test t = new Test();
string str = ();
(str);
}
}
}
result:
After starting the C# window, the prompt window is displayed, with the content: Hello, zht!