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TOP MICROSOFT .NET LINKS .NET News Desk Java-to-.NET Conversion: JNBridge
Java-to-.NET Conversion: JNBridge
By: Derek Ferguson
Jan. 1, 2000 12:00 AM
JNBridge cleverly addresses the shortcomings in both of these approaches by providing .NET with a way to natively invoke "pure" Java code, either on the same machine or across a network. It does this by offering a Java component that is able to "speak" .NET Remoting - of either the tcp/binary variety or the http/soap variety. JNBridge provides a nice GUI tool that allows you to select the Java classes you wish to access from .NET. It then build .NET proxies for all of these objects - and any objects upon which they depend - so that a developer can be completely insulated from the fact that he or she is accessing Java components instead of .NET components. For example, even when using Java components via JNBridge, Visual Studio .NET's "IntelliSense" feature continues to work - providing real-time assistance with all the names and types for your objects and methods. The next release of their software is supposed to offer the ability for Java software to talk natively to .NET components, also - so we will be keeping an eye on this product! YOUR FEEDBACK
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