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Controlling Windows Media Services from JAVA

 
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Hello guys,

I was trying to find some options or library for controlling Windows Media Services from JAVA. What i found was a SDK available for .net. But I could not find anything for JAVA.

I am using Windows Media Services in Windows server 2003. I want to access the publishing points through the JAVA code.

Kindly suggest the way out.

Best,
Kishan.
 
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I doubt there is a Java API for this. I would try to create a Java-.NET bridge; Google should help you there.
 
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Or maybe those services have command line executables through which they can be controlled? Then you could use Runtime.exec or ProcessBuilder.
 
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Hi,

Thank you for the suggestions.

@Rob: I will try doing it. For the fist time I will be making a bridge between JAVA n .net. Can you suggest some good example to start with?
@Lester: I will check it out. So far I haven't seen any command line. Once I get the chance to access the server I will try to find it out.

Regards,
Kishan.
 
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If there are command line tools then the documentation should tell you about them; there's probably no need to have access to the server.
 
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If you have a lot of money: http://www.jnbridge.com/

If you don't check out java .net bridge open source
 
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Thank you guys....
I think now I should be able to make it happen. I will post as soon as I get it done.

Regards,
Kishan.
 
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