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Bridging the Gap Between J2EE and .Net Development.(Java 2 Enterprise Edition)

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| June 28, 2004 | COPYRIGHT 2003 InfoWorld Media Group, Inc. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Developers often struggle with the decision to adopt J2EE or .Net for new projects and with good reason. Either choice represents a long-term technology commitment and potential lock-in. So why not use both? JNBridgePro is a Java/.Net interoperability package that claims to expose Java objects and classes to .Net and vice versa, using either a binary protocol or HTTP/SOAP. With JNBridgePro in place, a developer can code a .Net-based interface to a J2EE back end, for example, or access Windows Forms from a Swing application. Version 2.1 implements a shared- memory communications feature that lets Java and .Net components run within the same process, resulting in dramatic …

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