Using Sphinx4 jar in .NET

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Hello,

I am trying to make Sphinx 4 speech recognizer work in .NET. I tried IKVM.NET and web Services. Neither work for me.

Here are threads where I try to deal with the code, bugs and exceptions.
web service
ikvm.net

I would be really thankful if anyone could help me to resolve those problems or show other way to make Sphinx work in .NET.

Posted 20-Apr-11 12:33pm

CodeGust

Updated 21-Apr-11 8:02am

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CodeGust 21-Apr-11 14:02pm

Please, anybody?

lollymou 12-Sep-11 6:26am

Have you managed to get anyones help on how to get sphinx4 working in .net???? i really need to try get it working asap..

i created a C# console application added the dll's used ikvm to convert the jars to dlls.... made my Program.class file to the same as the Helloworld.java file but all i am getting is an IllegalArgumentException everytime at the following statement

if(!microphone.startRecording())

please let me know what you have done

CodeGust 19-Sep-11 14:30pm

Hi,
No I couldn't make it work with .Net.
Instead, I user some workaround. I made a java app (it must run in background as console app or possibly as a service) and a c#.Net app. The java app sends the recognized data to c# app using sockets.

Here's my code for this:
http://www.codeproject.com/Answers/218336/Sockets-Send-strings-from-Java-to-Csharp.aspx#answer3

Hope that'll help you.

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