JNBridgePro and ClickOnce

There was an interesting support issue here the other day, asking how to use JNBridgePro-enabled application with ClickOnce.  Let’s say you have a nice WinForms app that contains a Java Swing component:   Now, let’s say you want to publish the application to a Web site, so that users can employ ClickOnce to download, unpack, […]

JNBridgePro 3.1 released!

We’re happy to announce we’ve released JNBridgePro v3.1, our new version!  The two big new features of 3.1 are: The ability to embed .NET WinForms UI controls inside Java AWT, Swing, and SWT applications, and the ablity to embed Java AWT and Swing applications inside .NET WinForms apps.  Over the last few years, this has probably […]

JNBridge on Port25

A couple of weeks ago, I was in Redmond, where I had a conversation with Sam Ramji, who heads up Microsoft’s open source lab.  Sam videotaped the conversation, and it’s now on the Port25 Web site. Thanks, Sam!

Callbacks (part 3)

In the third part of our series on callbacks, we’ll discuss what to do if we have a .NET assembly that implements callbacks using a Java-style listener interface. (See part one: using callbacks in .NET-to-Java projects and part two: callbacks in Java-to-.NET projects.) Since JNBridgePro only supports the delegate/event callback style in Java-to-.NET projects, we […]

Callbacks (part 2, at long last)

It’s been a while since I’ve blogged (hey, we’ve been busy :-)). I think the best place to pick up is with the long-promised second part of our article on callbacks. In the first part, I wrote about how to register .NET classes as listeners for Java events (in .NET-to-Java projects). In this post, I’ll […]