I am using Jacob jar file to save msg. To connect the pst i am using the below code: ActiveXComponent ol = new ActiveXComponent(\"Outlook.Application\");
This question indicates that it is possible for a 32-bit COM client to talk to a 64-bit COM server (and vice-versa), provided the server is out-of-process.I\'m trying to implement a client using the J
At work we have a very old, but stable, applet that takes two excel spreadsheets (one acts as a template and the other as a data source). The template is created by the user in Excel, but the data sou
开发者_StackOverflow社区I have a problem with the integration of MS Excel into my java application. I use Jacob to talk to Excel via the COM API, which generally works fine. An XLS file can be opened
I\'m using JACOB to do COM calls to PowerPoint and other Office applications from Java. On a particular Windows 7 box I\'m getting the following message quite often, but not always:
I\'m facing a problem with Websphere and RMS, followings are what I have: Windows 2003, sp2, 64 bit, enterprise edition.
I am writing a Java program that interacts with Microsoft Outlook using the Jacob library (bridges COM and Java). This program creates a new MailItem, displaying its Inspector window to the user. I wi
I use jacob last version and jacobgen. I put all need dll in c:\\windows\\system32 I generated wrapper about dll by jacobgen.
I am using Jacob jar file in my java application. This Jacob jar file comes with a .dll file. I have added Jacob jar file to my classpath. But when I execute my application a runtime error occurs as
I maintain a legacy Java application that uses Jacob, or Java-COM Bridge, to make calls via the COM interfaces of MS VBA and MS Word. I have开发者_StackOverflow been looking at com4j from Sun, and it
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