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anthony.swart
Hi

I stumbled across the quantlib.org website while looking for some open
source java finance software. I was planning to write some java classes
and wanted to check if this had been done before (not re-inventing the
wheel!).

I noticed that there is some mention that these libraries have been ported
to java, is this the case, if so where could I find them? Or is it a case
of individuals porting them for their own use?

Is development of this still active? I may brush up on my C++ and have a
play!

Cheers
Anthony.



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Re: java libraries

Luigi Ballabio
On Thu, 2007-07-19 at 12:44 +0100, [hidden email] wrote:
> I stumbled across the quantlib.org website while looking for some open
> source java finance software. I was planning to write some java classes
> and wanted to check if this had been done before (not re-inventing the
> wheel!).
>
> I noticed that there is some mention that these libraries have been ported
> to java, is this the case, if so where could I find them? Or is it a case
> of individuals porting them for their own use?

Anthony,
        bindings to Java of part of the C++ library are available in the
QuantLib-SWIG module. It's not a true porting to Java though---you only
get to call the compiled C++ code from Java.

Later,
        Luigi


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