Java & .NET Interoperability Demos and Examples

The code projects below provide detailed examples for using JNBridgePro in your applications. You can also view online demos.

• Embedding Java GUI elements inside a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) application
• Embedding Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) elements inside a Java GUI application
• Embedding Java GUI elements inside a .NET Windows Form
• Embedding .NET WinForm elements inside a Java GUI application
• Integrating a Java-based application with .NET Windows Forms
• Integrating a .NET-based user interface with a Java back end
• Calling a Java logging package from .NET
• Calling a .NET logging package from Java
• J2EE Application Server Examples

Embedding Java GUI elements inside WPF application

This example shows how a Java AWT or Swing control can be embedded inside a WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) application.

Embedding WPF elements inside a Java GUI application

This example shows how a .NET WPF control can be embedded inside a Java AWT, SWT, or Swing GUI application.

Embedding Java GUI elements inside a .NET Windows Form

This example shows how a Java AWT or Swing control can be embedded inside a .NET Windows Form.

Embedding .NET WinForm elements inside a Java GUI application

This example shows how a .NET WinForms control can be embedded inside a Java AWT, SWT, or Swing GUI application.

Integrating a Java-based application with .NET Windows Forms

This example shows how JNBridgePro can be used to construct a Java Swing- based application that calls .NET-based Windows Forms classes. The application can pop up Windows Forms, insert data into them, and extract data from them. You will learn how to generate Java proxies that call the .NET classes, create Java code that calls the proxies, and set up and run the code.

Integrating a .NET-based user interface with a Java back end

This example shows how JNBridgePro can be used to construct a .NET Windows or Web-based application that calls Java classes. You will learn how to generate .NET proxies that call the Java classes, create .NET code that calls the proxies, and set up and run the code.

Calling a Java logging package from .NET

This example shows how a program can log information from both Java and .NET using a common logging infrastructure, such as log4j.
See a screen shot demo of this example.

Calling a .NET logging package from Java

This example shows how a program can log information from both Java and .NET using a common logging infrastructure, such as log4net.
See a screen shot demo of this example.

J2EE Application Server Examples