how to pass messages between java and .net without using sockets
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how to pass messages between java and .net without using sockets Mohamed Hasan is usally called as Hasan. He is very much interested in C++ programming . He slowly picking up .NET programming. He done his Bachler degree in Arumugam Pillai Seethai Ammal college Thiruppathur. and Master degree in MK university College. Contact him at: hasansheik@hotmail.com hasansheik@yahoo.co.in hasansheik@lycos.com
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how to pass messages between java and .net without using sockets Mohamed Hasan is usally called as Hasan. He is very much interested in C++ programming . He slowly picking up .NET programming. He done his Bachler degree in Arumugam Pillai Seethai Ammal college Thiruppathur. and Master degree in MK university College. Contact him at: hasansheik@hotmail.com hasansheik@yahoo.co.in hasansheik@lycos.com
string value="hasan"; Btn_save.Attributes.Add("OnClick","clientfun('"+hasan+"')"); the above methed u well pass value server to client side javascript; ---------------- client side/javascript u can access the value following methed function clientfun(element) { var str=element; alert(str) }
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how to pass messages between java and .net without using sockets Mohamed Hasan is usally called as Hasan. He is very much interested in C++ programming . He slowly picking up .NET programming. He done his Bachler degree in Arumugam Pillai Seethai Ammal college Thiruppathur. and Master degree in MK university College. Contact him at: hasansheik@hotmail.com hasansheik@yahoo.co.in hasansheik@lycos.com
You could use IKVM.
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how to pass messages between java and .net without using sockets Mohamed Hasan is usally called as Hasan. He is very much interested in C++ programming . He slowly picking up .NET programming. He done his Bachler degree in Arumugam Pillai Seethai Ammal college Thiruppathur. and Master degree in MK university College. Contact him at: hasansheik@hotmail.com hasansheik@yahoo.co.in hasansheik@lycos.com
As Java and .NET are two completely different development platforms, you can't use standards from one with the other. For example, .NET has Remoting, which allows you to directly access and use objects remotely, or essentially pass messages accross a disparate network to remote objects, and get responses back. Java has something similar, but for java programs only. The only truely universal, cross language, cross platform messaging infrastructure is Web Services. You can develop a web service in Java and consume it with a C# program, and pass messages back and forth that way. Or vice-a-versa, and even if neccesary, develop web services in both so they can talk to each other. The bummer about web services is they are heavy compared to remoting, and generally require a web server on at least one end for them to work.