Intro
Java4Delphi converter tool helps to convert Java .class files and Java .jar archives to Delphi .pas files. So, Java classes and libraries can be used from Delphi projects easily.
Java4Delphi by WINSOFT is a commercial tool and gives all the functionalities when you get a license. All the source code of JNI and Delphi4Java units will be included in it.
The best thing about this tool is it utilizes classes with automatic reference-counting memory management.
Currently, this tool is available all the Delphi versions except the latest one Sydney, but be sure to check in near future for a new update.
Specifications
- Supported OSs: All
- Available for Delphi & C++ Builder 6-10.4
How to use it?
If you would like to learn more about this tool here you can watch the demo action video which shows how to convert Java files into Delphi .pas units.
To convert Java files, you should use the command-line tool to execute the java4delphi.exe program. Just go to the folder which java4delphi.exe is on and write java4delphi.exe and give the Java file name or path.
Here is our result:
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{$WARN UNSAFE_TYPE OFF} {$WARN UNSAFE_CODE OFF} unit Test_class; interface uses JNI, Java4Delphi; type Itest_Test = interface; Ttest_Test = class; Itest_Test = interface(Ijava_lang_Object) end; Ttest_Test = class(Tjava_lang_Object, Itest_Test) protected public constructor Create(JavaObject: JObject); overload; end; Ttest_TestClass = class(Tjava_lang_ObjectClass) protected constructor Create(const ClassName: AnsiString; Initialize: Boolean); public end; function Get_test_TestClass: Ttest_TestClass; implementation var test_TestClass: Ttest_TestClass; constructor Ttest_Test.Create(JavaObject: JObject); begin Get_test_TestClass; inherited Create(JavaObject); end; function Get_test_TestClass: Ttest_TestClass; begin if test_TestClass = nil then test_TestClass := Ttest_TestClass.Create('test/Test', True); Result := test_TestClass; end; constructor Ttest_TestClass.Create(const ClassName: AnsiString; Initialize: Boolean); begin inherited Create(ClassName, False); end; initialization finalization test_TestClass.Free; end. |
So how we can use this module in our projects? The answer is simple. First, you should call CreateJavaVM before starting to use the converted unit.
Then you can create an instance from the Itest_Test interface:
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var Test: Itest_Test; begin ... Test := Ttest_Test.Create; ... end; |
And here is our full implementation and use case:
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uses JNI, Java4Delphi, Test_class; {$R *.dfm} var JavaVMInitialized: Boolean; procedure TFormMain.ButtonTestClick(Sender: TObject); var Test: Itest_Test; begin if not JavaVMInitialized then begin CreateJavaVM(JNI_VERSION_1_8, '-Djava.class.path=' + GetCurrentDir); JavaVMInitialized := True; end; Test := Ttest_Test.Create; ShowMessage(Test.hello); end; |
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