Chris,
You should definitely look into Inline::Java. Inline::Java basically
allows you to bind Java classes so that you can use them transparently
from Perl.
You can write your own Java code (Inline style) or ask Inline::Java to
study some classes from jar files so that you can use them.
Inline:
(cross-posted on advice from Ingy...)
I have been using perl SOAP for a while now and really like the
simplicity compared to other toolkits. I have a project, however, where
I need to use a third party java library (.jar) to do work backend
work. I was thinking of using Inline.pm to run the j
