How to Access Windows Registry from Java-API’s

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How to Access Windows Registry from Java-API’s

Written on July 27th, 2009 at 3:10 am by Shunmugha

Here is a easy way to access Windows registry from Java the easy way via API .Else you should be writing JNI code to access registry which is a demanding job for a newbie.

Here are two API that you can use to access Registry directly

API’s to access Windows Registry from Java

1. JNIRegistry

2.JWinAPI(This API(JWinAPI) is even more versatile and Powerful ,because it not only allow to access Registry from java but also allows you to use almost all Windows API in Java Directly just by including this API in your Project)

Find out more about this JWinAPI and Sample
Codes @

http://technobuz.com/2009/07/how-to-use-windows-api-in-java/

Hope it was useful..

2 Responses to “How to Access Windows Registry from Java-API’s”

Prasad

1 year ago

I m new to java. Please tell me how to import the package in my program??
I have copied the JWinAPI to the lib folder of jdk1.6.0_07 but it is not importing the package and giving the error. It is giving the error package com.JWinAPI does not exist. So please help me in using this package.

Shunmugha

1 year ago

Check this article http://technobuz.com/2009/07/how-to-use-windows-api-in-java/

Just copy ,paste JWinAPI.jar in your project library in eclipse..

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