Java connection to Microsoft Windows Office Suite?

I read elsewhere (hazzen's answer here ) that .NET has a "binding for the entire Office suite described here, which allows you to write COM-based methods that you can call from Office. It's meant to be automated, but you can write any managed code you want and invoke an Excel query into it. "

I am interested in the same for Java. My current solution is to run a standard Windows program that launches Java, after which any results are essentially sent to the standard version, and the middleware grabs them and returns the result to Excel - also using what makes up std-out.

There must be a better way!

Is there such a "binding" for Java?

I would also be happy with any pointers to web articles or whathaveyou that talk about this integration issue.

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JCOB , j-Interop and J-Integra can do something like this. Flashlight Ockham: Java / COM, Java / Win32 integration resources have more links.



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Apache POI has java to Excel bindings that work pretty well. He does Word / Outlook / PPT as well, but I remember that Excel integration is his strong point.



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