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Using java code in .Net/c#: namespace issue
Hello.
I'd like to reuse serveral java libs I wrote from within C# programs. For this purpose, I converted several jars to dlls using ikvmc.
After adding "using" directives to my c# sources, I faced an error, complaining that "is" is a keyword. The reason: One of my Java namespaces contains "is", e.g. "my.namespace.is.not.ok" -> c# does not accept "is" as part of a namespace.
Question: is there a workaround allowing me to still keep the Java namespaces? If not, is there another solution than just altering the Java code?
Thank you,
Johann
I'd like to reuse serveral java libs I wrote from within C# programs. For this purpose, I converted several jars to dlls using ikvmc.
After adding "using" directives to my c# sources, I faced an error, complaining that "is" is a keyword. The reason: One of my Java namespaces contains "is", e.g. "my.namespace.is.not.ok" -> c# does not accept "is" as part of a namespace.
Question: is there a workaround allowing me to still keep the Java namespaces? If not, is there another solution than just altering the Java code?
Thank you,
Johann
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Cool! Safes me a lot of work. :)
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Regards,
Johann