Interop Update: A Fast Track to Rehost Your .NET Applications

You already know the sheer productivity advantages of developing applications that run on the .NET framework using the Visual Studio.NET IDE, and have likely developed and deployed one or more of these in the years since they became generally available. But did you know that you can double your market reach for .NET Web and server applications by rehosting them, without major modifications, to run on Java-enabled platforms such as WebSphere running on Linux? According to Forrester Research, J2EE is used by 56 percent of financial services and insurance companies, and by 44 percent of the overall market.

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Vitaly Shelest commented on 27 Jun 2006

The author substitutes the concept of "interoperability" with "conversion". The main sence of "interoperability" is supporting coexistance of software written and compiled in different platforms: Java, .NET. I solved this issue having developed the regular Java Native Interface API for .NET. And with it I can support "interoperability" in a natural way.
See a free and small library (for non-commercial use) at
http://www.simtel.net/product.php[id]95126[SiteID]simtel.net

dev$fre commented on 2 May 2006

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I am - literally - gobsmacked. How come this has been possible for so long without anyone writing about it before??

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