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Forcing Visual Studio 2013 support for the WCF JMS Adapter
/in .NET Adapter, Adapters, JMS /The JNBridge JMS Adapter for .NET is dependent on the Microsoft Windows Communication Foundation Line-Of-Business Adapter SDK. The SDK is released with versions of BizTalk Server, not Visual Studio. This year, BizTalk 2013 was released in the spring, but Visual Studio 2013 was released this fall, so the current version of the SDK doesn’t support VS […]
Announcing JNBridgePro 7.1 and versions 3.1 of the JMS Adapters for .NET and BizTalk Server
/in .NET Adapter, Adapters, Announcements, BizTalk Adapter, JNBridgePro, New Releases /JNBridgePro version 7.1 and versions 3.1 of the JMS Adapters for .NET and for BizTalk Server are released! JNBridgePro now supports Visual Studio 2013, and completes the “any-CPU” feature to include specifing separate 32-bit and 64-bit JVMs in a single shared-memory application. The JMS Adapters for .NET and for BizTalk now provide support for the […]
Decoding encodings: XML, JMS and the BizTalk Adapter
/in Adapters, BizTalk Adapter, JMS, Tips and Examples /How does one view an XML document? Notepad, or the XML editor in Visual Studio? XML is text, after all, so theoretically any text editor will do the job. Right? It’s not really WYSIWYG Simply put, XML is a binary format. Consider this simple XML document composed in the Visual Studio XML editor: <?xml version=“1.0” […]
JNBridgePro and Java 8
/in Java, JNBridgePro /Java 8 has a couple of new features (particularly, static and default methods in interfaces) that create problems for our current JNBridgePro 7.1. We will be coming out shortly with a new version that supports Java 8 along with previous versions of Java, but if you’re currently using JNBridgePro 7.1 and are having problems with […]
JNBridgePro v7.2, adapters v3.2 released
/in .NET Adapter, Adapters, Announcements, BizTalk Adapter, JNBridgePro, New Releases /Today we’ve announced the release of JNBridgePro version 7.2, which supports Java 8 (in addition to still supporting Java 5, 6, and 7). JNBridgePro v7.2 adds support for, among other new Java 8 features, static and default methods in interfaces. In addition, v7.2 includes substantial performance improvements in .NET applications that create very large numbers […]