1. Generate proxies to allow .Net classes to access Java classes. The proxies were generated using a visual tool that allows you to explore which Java classes are to be exposed to .NET.
2. Link the .NET proxy assembly to the .NET development project and write the .NET code that accesses the Java classes. The .NET classes access Java classes transparently, as if the Java classes were themselves .NET classes. JNBridgePro automatically manages the Java-.NET communications and object lifecycles. Standard Visual Studio features, such as IntelliSense, work when writing the .NET code that calls the Java classes.
3. Configure JNBridgePro to specify the communications mechanism and run the integrated .NET and Java code. JNBridgePro can scale from in-process on the same machine to cross-network via a simple configuration file change, your code remains untouched.

Download JNBridgePro to try this for yourself! The sample code for this demo, and more, is included in the installation.