Java & .Net Together is Possible

I needed to access phone stats and the only mechanism was JDBC and associated port. So rather than make a project and pull in a bunch of people to get the ODBC port opened, I just converted the JDBC to .NET and compiled it. It uses a lot of DLL's, but that's nothing compared to meetings.

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