Tony Roberts

Hi, there's a new alternative to xll4j, Jinx, https://exceljava.com. It runs your Java code in-process and so there's no need for a separate service like with XLLoop. It's built on the work done for PyXLL (a Python equivalent) which has been around for many years, and is very robust and stable. I wonder if you would consider updating the xll4j page with a link to https://exceljava.com? It might be helpful for anyone looking to use Java in Excel who doesn't want to use XLLoop. Best regards, Tony

Hi, there's a new alternative to xll4j, Jinx, https://exceljava.com. It runs your Java code in-process and so there's no need for a separate service like with XLLoop. It's built on the work done for PyXLL (a Python equivalent) which has been around for many years, and is very robust and stable. I wonder if you would consider updating the xll4j page with a link to https://exceljava.com? It might be helpful for anyone looking to use Java in Excel who don't want to use XLLoop. Best regards, Tony