Java with Microsoft Access

I am searching for ways to link Java to Microsoft Access:

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“There exist several Bridges between Java and COM and I assume that you
can run the Access macros through OLE automation. But where does the
output go? If it is just displayed in the GUI, than you’ll need a way to
presentable it on the web. One way would be to create PDF files

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are several programs that allow you to print to a virtual driver that
generates PDF files. Of course you’ll need one that works without user
intervention, most prompt for a file name.”

http://objectmix.com/jdbc-java/41915-can-java-executes-microsoft-access-macro.html

“I believe you can access MS access via the JDBC-ODBC link. Its been along time since tried anything like this. However, most MS work best with other MS products. MS is a company which has to make a profit after all. :)”

http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5347786

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