JavOnet
javOnet is a interoperability solution that makes it possible to communicate between Java and Microsoft .NET frameworks. Javonet was created in 2013 by IT Company SdNcenter based in Warsaw, Poland.
History
javOnet was created in 2013 as a product that solves the very common integration and interoperability problem with using Microsoft .NET framework and Java. First the product emerged as a reaction of SdNcenter company developers team to the interoperability problems they came across in their work. Great success of a solution and its high reliability lead the company to present javOnet as a commercial product.
The first version of javOnet was released on July 2013. It supports accessing any Microsoft .NET libraries (DLLs) from Java code using native Java language. javOnet main aim was to simplify the use of Java to .NET bridge. The semantics of the javOnet code are similar to well known reflection semantics and enable to use javOnet with no need for long set up or proxy classes. javOnet main advantage is the ease of usage.
How does the solution work?
javOnet bridges any Java application with .NET code. The .NET code can be accessed from any kind of Java application using resilient reflection-style API that is delivered in javOnet JAR. By the use of the methods provided by javOnet JAR file a developer gains the full ability to perform an interaction with whichever .NET objects which is done the same way as reflection.
While operating javOnet makes .NET process for Java application and all the operations performed on javOnet API are translated directly to operations performed in CLR .NET process. javOnet operates the whole inter-process communication using native performance, creation and life-cycle management of .NET process and delivers full callback support for listening .NET events from Java.
Products
javOnet Interoperability made easy
javOnet is a Java to .NET interoperability solution that makes it easy and quick (three steps set up process) for The Developers to call any kind of methods from .NET DLLs directly from Java code.
External links
- javOnet's Official Website
- 1 "Javonet Announces Breakthrough in Java and .NET Connection Tools", i-newswire.com May 2, 2013 ]
See also
- Java
- .NET Framework