C# to Java Interoperabilit y

[Larry]

What are some people doing to provide interoperabilit y between C# and
Java (on Windows)?

What kind of samples are there available?

I want my C# code to call a Java Class (on Windows).

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[jeff]

There are some commercial products such as JNBridge and J-Integra
that allow you to make calls between the different environments
(I haven't actually tried either of these so I can't make any
recommendations .)

-- jeff

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What are some people doing to provide interoperabilit y between C# and
Java (on Windows)?

What kind of samples are there available?

I want my C# code to call a Java Class (on Windows).

[Joakim Karlsson]

You could perhaps compile the Java-stuff into it's own assembly using J#
and reference that assembly from your C# code.

Regards,
Joakim

Larry wrote:

I want my C# code to call a Java Class (on Windows).

[Tim Jarvis]

Larry wrote:

What are some people doing to provide interoperabilit y between C# and
Java (on Windows)?

What kind of samples are there available?

I want my C# code to call a Java Class (on Windows).

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Borland's Janeva is a nice offering http://www.borland.com/janeva/ its
very simple to use, and has a free trial, not sure what it costs though.

Cheers Tim.

[jeff]

Note that J# is based on the "old" Java 1.1.4 system so its utility is limited.

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You could perhaps compile the Java-stuff into it's own assembly using J#
and reference that assembly from your C# code.

[jeff]

Hi Tim, did you try Janeva? I took at look at Borland's site and
from what I can tell, it provides a way to make remote calls
via RMI. Can you actually use it to access a regular Java
class or jar?

-- jeff

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Borland's Janeva is a nice offering http://www.borland.com/janeva/ its
very simple to use, and has a free trial, not sure what it costs though.

Cheers Tim.

[Tim Jarvis]

jeff wrote:

Hi Tim, did you try Janeva? I took at look at Borland's site and
from what I can tell, it provides a way to make remote calls
via RMI. Can you actually use it to access a regular Java
class or jar?

-- jeff

I tried it its very early stages, but nothing real, just playing with
it really. I think you are right about remote accessing only via RMI
(certainly that's what I was doing) and talking to App Server hosted
object instances.

I may well be wrong but I don't think you can use Janeva to just
instantiate locally a regular java class.

Cheers Tim.