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Hi,<br />
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I guess you need a bit of C in the middle. Declare native method in java code and in it's native implementation call your fortran function.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Igor Bazarny<br />

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Hi,

I guess you need a bit of C in the middle. Declare native method in java code and in it's native implementation call your fortran function.

Regards,
Igor Bazarny


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I have some functions develped by Fortran, but now i want to call it from Java, how to do it? <br />
would u like to give me some examples!<br />
thanks for ur help!
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I have some functions develped by Fortran, but now i want to call it from Java, how to do it? 
would u like to give me some examples!
thanks for ur help!

Call Fortran method from Java

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