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Calling Java from .NET: Class Path Entries
Next
Load Classes
1
Introduction
2
Start Proxy Generator
3
Edit Classpath
4
Class Path Entries
5
Load Classes
6
Load Classes Progress
7
Choose Proxies
8
Generate Proxies
9
Use the Proxies
10
Call Java Methods
11
Run the Program
12
Summary
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When all the necessary elements of the classpath are added, the
Edit Class Path
dialog should contain information similar to that shown on the left.
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