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Roberto Faenza - 25 Feb 2007 16:49 GMT

Hello! : )

I'm Roberto From Rome, and I have two questions for you.
(this newsgroup is that I wants. It's gold for me!!!)

1. In a java application, can I "call" another application like microsoft
Excel to
do some operations or graphics? Are there some links that can I read,
please?

2. In a java application, can I "call" some pheriferics like "dvd reader",
"printer"?
(for example: I want make a java application that permit to write some
cds).

Excuse me if these are arguments of the FAQ of this group, I'm " a new
guest", but
now i'm going to read it!

: )

Hello ("Ciao")

Roberto

p.s.
where is this group, are you American? English? (I'm from Italy)
bye bye!!!

: )

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Arne Vajhøj - 25 Feb 2007 17:09 GMT

> 1. In a java application, can I "call" another application like microsoft
> Excel to
> do some operations or graphics? Are there some links that can I read,
> please?

Java is platform independent.

It does not fit well with Windows ActiveX.

You can do graphics via pure Java like JFreeChart.

> 2. In a java application, can I "call" some pheriferics like "dvd reader",
> "printer"?
> (for example: I want make a java application that permit to write some
> cds).

I don't know.

> p.s.
> where is this group, are you American? English? (I'm from Italy)

It is worlwide.

Arne

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Roberto Faenza - 25 Feb 2007 17:36 GMT

>> 1. In a java application, can I "call" another application like microsoft
>> Excel to
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>
> You can do graphics via pure Java like JFreeChart.

Ok, thank you.

>> 2. In a java application, can I "call" some pheriferics like "dvd
>> reader", "printer"?
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>
> It is worlwide.

I say that because we have it.comp.java. It's wordwyde but, in practice, the
group
is made by italians developer.

Bye! : )

Roberto

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Arne Vajhøj - 25 Feb 2007 17:42 GMT

>>> p.s.
>>> where is this group, are you American? English? (I'm from Italy)
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> group
> is made by italians developer.

This group is really worldwide: US, UK, Australia, India, Italy etc..

Arne

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Luc The Perverse - 25 Feb 2007 18:18 GMT

> p.s.
> where is this group, are you American? English? (I'm from Italy)
> bye bye!!!
> : )

Usenet is international - but generally english is spoken unless another
language is implied by the group name

For instance fr means french, it means italian.

--
LTP

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