Update: We’ve released JNBridgePro v3.1, which incorporates the support libraries described below, which makes embedding Java GUI components in .NET GUIs even simpler. See the announcement here. The 3.1 installer includes a version of this example targeted toward 3.1. In my last post, I showed how to embed a .NET GUI component inside a Java GUI. […]
Update: We’ve released JNBridgePro v3.1, which incorporates the support libraries described below, which makes embedding .NET GUI components in Java GUIs even simpler. See the announcement here. The 3.1 installer includes a version of this example targeted toward 3.1. One feature request we frequently get is for a way to embed .NET GUI components in Java GUIs, or, […]
Occasionally, customers ask how to serialize proxies, particularly .NET-side proxies, as part of the functionality of the application they’re developing. They’ve noticed that the proxies are not [Serializable]. We’ve spent a fair amount of time thinking about this, and there are some interesting issues in proxy serialization. First, let’s consider reference proxies. A reference proxy […]
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Updated December 2, 2015 for intervening technical changes. Update October 2007: While you can still implement .NET/JMS integrations using the procedure described below, we now offer a packaged JMS adapter for .NET, so you don’t need to go to the trouble! Numerous customers are using JNBridgePro to access JMS servers from .NET clients, and I get […]
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Embedding Java GUI components in .NET GUIs
/in JNBridgePro, Tips and Examples, UI embedding /Update: We’ve released JNBridgePro v3.1, which incorporates the support libraries described below, which makes embedding Java GUI components in .NET GUIs even simpler. See the announcement here. The 3.1 installer includes a version of this example targeted toward 3.1. In my last post, I showed how to embed a .NET GUI component inside a Java GUI. […]
Embedding .NET GUI components in Java GUIs
/in JNBridgePro, Tips and Examples, UI embedding /Update: We’ve released JNBridgePro v3.1, which incorporates the support libraries described below, which makes embedding .NET GUI components in Java GUIs even simpler. See the announcement here. The 3.1 installer includes a version of this example targeted toward 3.1. One feature request we frequently get is for a way to embed .NET GUI components in Java GUIs, or, […]
Java/Excel (and other Office) Interoperability
/in Excel, JNBridgePro, Tips and Examples /A project to show how Java code can access Microsoft Excel files through the .NET interfaces provided in Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO).
Serialization of proxies
/in JNBridgePro, Serialization, Tips and Examples /Occasionally, customers ask how to serialize proxies, particularly .NET-side proxies, as part of the functionality of the application they’re developing. They’ve noticed that the proxies are not [Serializable]. We’ve spent a fair amount of time thinking about this, and there are some interesting issues in proxy serialization. First, let’s consider reference proxies. A reference proxy […]
Accessing Java Messaging Service (JMS) from .NET
/in JMS, JNBridgePro, Tips and Examples /Updated December 2, 2015 for intervening technical changes. Update October 2007: While you can still implement .NET/JMS integrations using the procedure described below, we now offer a packaged JMS adapter for .NET, so you don’t need to go to the trouble! Numerous customers are using JNBridgePro to access JMS servers from .NET clients, and I get […]