I used Inline::Java to integrate with several J2EE applications from within a fairly large perl codebase. There's no dodging picking up java as you go really. For some things (mostly collections) you'll probably want to evaluate using a tied reference to hide the java behind a familiar perl interface. Otherwise you'll wind up with a leaky abstraction and have java-esque code all through the perl codebase.
Other than that, what's the nature if the question? I didn't use Business Objects, but I imagine that they provide some sort of ejb you can get a reference to and make rmi calls on, yes? Otherwise, if it's all via local jars and whatnot, then making sure your class path is correct and using the documented api is probably the way to go and eliminates some complexity. On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 10:17 PM, Vanole, Mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to use Inline::Java to use the Business Objects SDK without > coding Java. The STUDY and AUTOSTUDY look like they set me up to do > this. > > Before I get into the specifics of my challenges I was looking for > anybody who may have had success doing this. I am having limited > success, but I'm not a Java programmer so I'm not even sure how to ask > the Java questions to get the Perl answer. > > Regards, > Mike > > > > >
