Ja.NET Java .NET bridge Version 1.5 Beta released

[Mike Preradovic]

We are delighted to announce the 1.5 Beta release of
Ja.NET, our Java-.NET
bridge.

Ja.NET incorporates a pure Java implementation of
Microsoft's .NET Remotingprotocol, meaning that the
integration is much tighter and cleaner than simple SOAP
(you can pass object references, make callbacks, etc.)

You can use Ja.NET to access EJBs and other Java objects
from a .NET client,as though they were written in C#. It
also works in the other direction, allowing access to .NET
components from Java clients.

The extensive documentation includes examples of using
Ja.NET with many application servers, including BEA
WebLogic, IBM WebSphere, Oracle 9i and JBoss.

Version 1.5 contains a major upgrade to the Ja.NET
toolsuite, and more runtime features will be available
soon!

An evaluation copy is freely downloadable:
http://ja.net.intrinsyc.com

Regards,
Mike Preradovic
mi***@intrinsyc.com

[jintegra]

Intrinsyc Software is proud to announce the latest addition to its
popular J-Integra Interoperabilty Suite... J-Integra Espresso!
J-Integra Espresso is a true CORBA solution for the Microsoft .NET
framework. This Object Request Broker (ORB) has been written in C# and
connects Java and CORBA with the .NET world. J-Integra Espresso has
been developed entirely as managed code and can therefore be accessed
by all .NET languages (C#, ASP.NET, etc...).

J-Integra Espresso features:
* Pure .NET implementation, 100% managed code
* Bi-directional: .NET to Java/CORBA and Java/CORBA to .NET
* Enables interoperability with any J2EE or CORBA infrastructure that
is IIOP-compliant such as VisiBroker, Orbix, JacORB, JBoss, WebLogic,
and WebSphere
* Support for IIOP transport protocols including SSL and TLS over IIOP
(SSLIOP)
* Marshalling objects by reference or by value
* One-sided deployment (no touch on J2EE AppServer)

For more information, visit our website at
http://j-integra.intrinsyc.com/

Regards,

Shane Sauer
Intrinsyc Software International, Inc.
J-Integra Interoperability Solutions
http://j-integra.intrinsyc.com/
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