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[senthilsstil]

Hi Friends, I have one doubt,is it possible to call java function from ASP.NET,if possible means kindly tell me. Thank You Thanks & Regards Senthil Kumar

[Naik A2Ze]

Hi Frd:rose: Use This Code... window.onload = function; or

Naik M

[John ph]

senthilsstil wrote:

it possible to call java function from ASP.NET

JavaScript runs on the Client, you can't call from ASP.NET. But You can Dynamically Build a JavaScript Block and write to the Client.

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[senthilsstil]

Hi Friend, Thank you for your reply,i have another doubt can we call java web service function from ASP.NET. Thank You Thanks & Regards Senthil Kumar

[senthilsstil]

Hi Friend, Thank you for your reply,i have another doubt can we call java web service function from ASP.NET. Thank You Thanks & Regards Senthil Kumar

[N a v a n e e t h]

senthilsstil wrote:

can we call java web service function from ASP.NET.

Yes. Webservice communicates through a common language. So it can be called from any platform.

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[senthilsstil]

Can you tell me how?

[Michael Sync]

Naik A2Ze wrote:

window.onload = function;

He asked "is it possible to call java function from ASP.NET?" not Javascript..

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[Naik A2Ze]

Its..possible...but u can generate code dynamically in asp page...

Vijay

[Prateek G]

U want to call a method specified in java language??? or u r going to call a function written by u in a java application? If u want to use a java specified method u need to add namespaces and reference vjslib and vjscor.

[N a v a n e e t h]

Same like you do for normal webservices.

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[senthilsstil]

Hi Prateek, Thanks for your reply,actually i can't understand vjslib and vjscor whether it is java dll file.Can you tell me please. Thank You Thanks & Regards Senthil Kumar