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Neeraj Gulati

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Java .Net Interoperability Posted: Nov 27, 2002 2:34 AM
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Can I call Java Api?s from .Net platform ( C# language ) ? I found two solutions one is J# complier and second is third party tool JNBridgePro which work as bridge between .Net platform and JVM. J# has some limitation of JDK version ( only supports Jdk1.1.4 ) and it also does not support many of the java advance feature. JNBridge is a bit slow on performance and a third party tool. If you guys can suggest some other solution that will be really helpful for me.

Please help me on this.


Matt Gerrans

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Re: Java .Net Interoperability Posted: Dec 2, 2002 8:06 PM
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I don't think so. That is, if you are trying to call something in the Java 1.4 API, you are probably out of luck. Of course, you could build a mechanism to do this, but it might be a pretty big job.

I think you could call whatever J# stuff is there, that might give you some access to Java 1.0 or Java 1.0-like things.

Are you trying to use Java API libraries, or Java classes that you wrote?

Raghuram

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Registered: Jan, 2003

Re: Java .Net Interoperability Posted: Jan 4, 2003 1:01 PM
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I think you can do such Interoperability using the COM stuff., use the Java as a COM component into the CSharp Application and you can use the Java based COM component.

JIntegra

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Registered: Jul, 2005

Re: Java .Net Interoperability Posted: Jul 18, 2005 12:01 PM
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Hi Neeraj Gulati,

You can easily interop between JAVA and .NET using J-Integra for .NET, or J-Integra Espreeso.

J-Integra Espresso (Java <-> .NET <-> CORBA interoperability)

J-Integra Espresso is a true CORBA solution for the Microsoft .NET framework. This Object Request Broker (ORB) has been written in C# and connects Java and CORBA with the .NET world. J-Integra Espresso has been developed entirely as managed code and can therefore be accessed by all .NET languages (C#, ASP.NET, etc...).

J-Integra Espresso features:
* Pure .NET implementation, 100% managed code
* Several times faster than Web Services
* Bi-directional: “.NET to Java/CORBA” and “Java/CORBA to .NET”
* Enables interoperability with any J2EE or CORBA infrastructure that is IIOP-compliant such as VisiBroker, Orbix, JacORB, JBoss, WebLogic, and WebSphere
* Support for IIOP transport protocols including SSL and TLS over IIOP (SSLIOP)
* Marshalling objects by reference or by value
* One-sided deployment (no touch on J2EE AppServer)

For a free evaluation, visit our website at http://j-integra.intrinsyc.com/

Regards,

Hao Zhang

Intrinsyc Software International, Inc.
J-Integra Interoperability Solutions
http://j-integra.intrinsyc.com/
When Web Services are not enough

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