…Management System (BRMS) allowing businesses to automate policy and regulatory rules. In the past, Corticon supported .NET deployments only through a complicated, cross-compilation process from Java to .NET using IKVM.NET1….
…non-reference members of a value proxy will be serialized, and not attempt to serialize the reference members, but it’s not always clear to the user/developer which members are reference and…
…HBase tables and execute MapReduce jobs. The goal is to make the add-in generic with respect to the column definitions and data in a HBase table. Getting Started The components…
…Java Runtime and the .NET Common Language Runtime), the new language must be implemented on one of these platforms. If you want to call from the new language to your…
…on Linux, and Microsoft support for Open Orchestration standards: As part of our initiative to fight developer fatigue, we’re tracking a number of emerging technologies, including Docker, and are looking…
As part of our efforts to alleviate developer fatigue, we’re showcasing the ways that JNBridgePro can support interoperability when using alternative and emerging languages based on the JVM or CLR….
Microsoft TechEd is coming, and JNBridge will be exhibiting there. We’ll be at both TechEd Developers (June 3-6) and TechEd IT Professionals (June 10-13), demonstrating some of our latest products….
We’ve posted the transcript for our interview on Connected Show! Episode 11, “JNBridge – Spanning Java & .NET” (the transcript starts about 27 minutes in). Peter Laudati, a Developer Evangelist…
…32-bit. A 64-bit process provides the JVM more contiguous memory for its heap. Here is the publish configuration to a local IIS instance. <Project ToolsVersion=”4.0″ xmlns=”http://schemas.microsoft.com/developer/msbuild/2003″> <PropertyGroup> <WebPublishMethod>MSDeploy</WebPublishMethod> <LastUsedBuildConfiguration>Release</LastUsedBuildConfiguration> <LastUsedPlatform>Any…
…should be properly executable on .NET 2.0 without throwing a BadImageFormatException. We’re putting this out here as a service to our developers, and to any other developers who stumble over…