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Intrinsyc's Ja.NET—Extending the Reach of .NET Remoting
Java/.NET communication just got easier. Intrinsyc's Ja.NET tool lets you make remote bi-directional calls between Java and .NET applications, either through HTTP/SOAP or the faster TCP/binary channel. Even in this initial version, you can pass objects both by reference and by value. It's a great start, and with a little work, the next version will be killer.
by Ingo Rammer
October 21, 2002
Those of you who already know me as The Remoting Guy won't be surprised to hear that I was positively excited when I read the first announcement of Intrinsyc's Ja.NET. This product promises to extend the reach of .NET Remoting to Java by supporting bi-directional communication between Java clients or servers and .NET clients or servers. I really couldn't wait to get my hands on it to test it in some real-world-like scenarios.
Installation
Download and installation were absolutely straightforward. It was more or less a matter of click next, next, next—done. When downloading Ja.NET for evaluation you will receive a 60-day evaluation license which is sent to you by email.
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