…jnbauth_x64.so copied to your Linux machine. Find jnbauth_x64.so in the ‘Linux’ folder of your JNBridgePro installation (on a Windows machine). Copy that file to your Linux machine and place it…
…provided a patch for this problem that can be downloaded here. The downloaded file contains 2.0- and 4.0-targeted versions of jnbshare.dll, plus a new copy of jnbcore.jar. Drop them into…
…your Java class, while you were editing and recompiling the new version of the Java class. The proxy generation tool runs its own JVM copy, either in-process (if you’re using…
…the .NET side on Mono, any of the above versions of Windows or if on Linux, Ubuntu, openSUSE, or Debian. At least one of the following .NET runtimes: A copy…
…an independent copy is made on the .NET side, and the Java-side implementation object is no longer accessible. Depending on the application server being used, it may not be possible…
You’ve received a JNBridgeInternalError. Examining the Inner exception, you see that it’s a JNBInternalException with the message “Object ‘/JNBDotNetDispatcher’ has been disconnected or does not exist at the server. This…
…entry for details on how to remedy the problem. (Note that this blog post is no longer on the Adobe website. This is a copy stored on the Internet Archive.)…
…by Sun; it has nothing directly to with JNBridgePro. The solution to the problem is to find a copy of msvcr71.dll (you can find one in the JDK 1.6’s bin…
…switch freely between Java and .NET technologies at any level, and as transparently as possible. You should be able to access a Java component from .NET. Instantiate a .NET class…
…from a Closure REPL (read-eval-print loop). Assuming you’ve already downloaded and installed Clojure (go here to download it), and you’ve collected the Clojure jar along with the proxies and jnbcore.jar…