Hidden Runtime Dependency in JNBridgePro v12: Why x86 Shared-Memory Transport May Crash

Users of JNBridgePro v12 may encounter a crash when using x86 Shared-Memory transport due to a missing Visual C++ 2010 runtime.

Welcome to the JNBridge WCF Adapter for JMS Blog!

Hello all! The beta program for the JNBridge JMS Adapter is under way. Those of you who’ve already registered for the Beta Partner Program will receive an e-mail linking you to the download page for Beta1. If you haven’t registered, go to www.jnbridge.com/adapter  and I’ll follow up with the link.   I’m Bill Heinzman. I will be the main contact for the […]

Summary of JNBridge talk at JavaOne

George Lawton has posted a very nice summary of my JavaOne talk on Java/.NET UI interop. You can find the post here on The ServerSide Interoperability Blog: http://tssblog.techtarget.com/index.php/interoperability/interoperating-and-bridging-net-java-on-desktop Thanks George!

JNBridgePro 3.2.2 has been released

Our new point release, JNBridgePro 3.2.2, has been released.  You can download it from the JNBridge website.   3.2.2 is a rollup of all the patches issued since 3.2.1 was released.  (The release notes listing the patches can also be downloaded from the website.)  Customers using those patches should feel free to upgrade to 3.2.2, which is […]

JNBridge at the Microsoft SOA/BP conference in Redmond

JNBridge is a sponsor of the upcoming Microsoft SOA and Business Conference on the Microsoft campus in Redmond from October 29 to November 2.  We’ll be exhibiting, so if you’re going to be there, look for us in the exhibit hall.  I can also guarantee that we’ll have some exciting announcements.