Mac OS X is the best way to “communicate” between a Cocoa application and a Java application (daemon) running in the same field

I have an application written in objective-c in Cocoa, with some interface. I plan to write another Java application that can run in the background and start automatically (essentially dameon). And then the Cocoa application will “communicate” with the Java application to periodically perform or perform certain tasks. Is this doable? If so, what would be the best way to communicate between them in terms of programming complexity? Connector? through the file? Named pipe?

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