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Version 3.0 of JMS Adapters for .NET and for BizTalk Server adds support for JMS Map Messages.
JNBridge Delivers Java and Microsoft .NET Integration for the Cloud with Launch of JNBridgePro 6.0
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JNBridge Launches JNBridge Labs Read the press release.
JNBridge Celebrates Ten Years of Java & .NET Interoperability Read the press release.
JNBridge Releases New Version of JMS Adapters for .NET and BizTalk Servers Read the press release.
JNBridge Enables Global Reinsurance Firm Swiss Re to Eliminate Redevelopment of Core Analytics API Read the press release.
JNBridge Delivers Java and Microsoft .NET Integration for the Cloud with Launch of JNBridgePro 6.0 Read the press release.
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JNBridgePro
Bridge anything Java to .NET, Bridge anything .NET to Java
JNBridgePro Architecture
With JNBridgePro, your Java code runs in a JVM, and your .NET code runs in a CLR. JNBridgePro manages the communications with a choice of three channels: in-process/shared memory, TCP/Binary, or HTTP/SOAP. Your application can run in the same process, in different processes on the same machine, or different machines across a network.
