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How can I get a smart pointer to a COM object implemented in Java?

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    Matt Philmon
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    I'm used to using #import on a type library or the DLL itself and using that to set up my smart pointer to the interface(s) I need. I'm now writing a COM object that wrappers a COM object written in JAVA. I've never even looked at Java before so what I was given is a series of *.class files which are apparently the equivalent of Java "exectuables" of a sort. At any rate, I know the ProgID and CLSID of the COM object and can look at it under the OLE viewer. What's the correct way to load an interface to this COM object without having a DLL or TLB to import? Thanks, Matt Philmon

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