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    Default Using jar in .net?

    I am wondering if there is a way, if yes which is the best to include
    java libraries into any .net applications (preferbly asp.net).

    Thanks alot for any suggestion!
    Kai
    Kai Guest

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    Default Re: Using jar in .net?

    1- Build webservices
    2- Borland release a product called Janeva, is a integrator .NET-Java. Is
    available at [url]www.borland.com[/url] and i think that is part of C#Builder and can
    be downloaded a trial version but i don't check that (i don't use java)


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    Default Re: Using jar in .net?

    Hi Kai --

    You can use JNBridgePro, our Java/.NET interoperability tool, to call
    classes in jar files from ASP.NET. It's very efficient and very seamless.
    We have many customers using it in just this way: to access Java classes
    from ASP.NET.

    See our Web site, [url]www.jnbridge.com[/url], or contact me for more information.

    Regards,
    Wayne
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    Wayne Citrin
    JNBridge, LLC
    [email]citrin@jnbridge.com[/email]
    [url]www.jnbridge.com[/url]
    Spanning the Worlds of Java and .NET
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    "Kai" <kaipinggan@netscape.net> wrote in message
    news:9366be29.0307151119.272d2d21@posting.google.c om...
    > I am wondering if there is a way, if yes which is the best to include
    > java libraries into any .net applications (preferbly asp.net).
    >
    > Thanks alot for any suggestion!
    > Kai

    Wayne Citrin Guest

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