JNBridgePro for .NET teams
Call Java from .NET without rewriting either side.
Generate .NET proxies for existing Java classes, then call them from C#.
How it works
From Java to .NET in three steps
Existing Java code, callable as native .NET — no rewrites.
1
Generate proxies
Use JNBridgePro to generate .NET proxies from Java.
MyLibrary.jar
Proxies.dll
2
Drop into your project
Add the proxy DLL to your project and configure the bridge.
dotnet-app/
├── Program.cs
└── lib/
└── Proxies.dll ✓
3
Call Java like .NET
Use Java classes from C# with native syntax — no glue code.
// C#
JavaClass obj =
new JavaClass();
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 Java from .NET
For Java teams: generate proxies, drop them in, call .NET as native objects.
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Call .NET from Java
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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