JNBridgePro for Java teams
Call .NET from Java without rewriting either side.
Generate Java proxies for existing .NET classes, then call them from Java.
How it works
From .NET to Java in three steps
Existing .NET code, callable as native Java — no rewrites.
1
Generate proxies
Use JNBridgePro to generate Java proxies from .NET.
MyAssembly.dll
Proxies.jar
2
Drop into your project
Add the proxy JAR to your project and configure the bridge.
my-app/
├── src/
└── lib/
└── Proxies.jar ✓
3
Call .NET like Java
Use .NET classes from Java with native syntax — no glue code.
// Java
DotNetClass obj =
new DotNetClass();
obj.compute();
Get started
See it working in 5 minutes
Watch the workflow in your direction, or jump straight into the setup guide.
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Call .NET from Java
For Java teams: generate proxies, drop them in, call .NET as native objects.
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Call Java from .NET
For .NET teams: same workflow in reverse — Java proxies, callable from C#.
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Setup guide
Configuration, troubleshooting, and platform-specific deployment notes.
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