[ANN] JNBridgePro 2.0 Released with two-way Java/.NET interop
From: Wayne Citrin (citrin_at_jnbridge.com)
Date: 04/07/04
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Date: Tue, 6 Apr 2004 19:04:51 -0600
JNBridge has released JNBridgePro 2.0, the Java/.NET interoperability tool
for developers. Expanding on the original .NET-calling-Java technology,
JNBridgePro 2.0 enables Java code to directly call .NET, and supports
concurrent bi-directional Java-to-.NET and .NET-to-Java interoperability.
JNBridgePro enables the integration of pure Java and .NET applications,
while maintaining Java's cross-platform portability and conformance to Java
standards. JNBridgePro supports J2SE and J2EE and the leading J2EE
application servers, allowing .NET code to access J2EE facilities including
EJBs and JNDI.
With the full two-way interoperability of JNBridgePro 2.0, developers can
combine existing components regardless of platform, create new components on
one platform that are usable on the other, and create systems that are
targeted to users on either platform and usable on both.
Features and Benefits:
JNBridgePro 2.0 enables developers to write Java code that directly calls
.NET code, including the creation of .NET objects, calling .NET methods, and
accessing .NET fields and properties. With the .NET-to-Java capabilities of
the previous versions, the resulting full two-way interoperability allows
developers to construct programs where Java code calls .NET code and .NET
code calls Java code, even in the same application.
The primary benefits of full two-way interoperability are:
. Build applications from the best available components.
Developers can select and combine the best component software available,
regardless of whether the code is Java or .NET based.
. Real object-oriented, cross-platform development.
Create or access Java or .NET components and APIs from the opposite platform
with fine-grained control.
. Create systems targeted to users on either platform.
Deliver rich-client or web-based end-user applications to both Java and .NET
platforms from a common code base written in Java, a .NET language, or both.
Additional features of JNBridgePro 2.0 include more precise control over the
object lifecycle, greater detail about exceptions thrown across the
.NET/Java boundary, and new APIs that allow .NET code to programmatically
discover more detail about the Java sides it is communicating with.
See www.jnbridge.com/2dot0.htm for more details.
Wayne
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Wayne Citrin
JNBridge, LLC
citrin@jnbridge.com
www.jnbridge.com
Spanning the Worlds of Java and .NET
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