JNBridge
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Software |
| Founded | 2001 |
| Headquarters | Boulder , United States |
| Products | JNBridgePro, JMS Adapter for .NET, JMS Adapter for BizTalk Server |
| Website | www |
JNBridge operates as a private independent software vendor focusing on interoperability solutions that bridge Java and the Microsoft .NET framework. Established in 2001, the company is based in Boulder, Colorado, USA.
History
JNBridge's inception coincided with the legal conflicts between Sun Microsystems and Microsoft regarding Java compatibility on Microsoft platforms.
The company introduced its first product, JNBridgePro, in June 2002, which allowed .NET environments to access Java classes. Subsequent releases enhanced capabilities by enabling Java to interact with .NET classes, adding transaction management, and providing integration extensions for Visual Studio and Eclipse.
In 2007, JNBridge expanded its offerings by launching JMS (Java Message Service) adapters tailored for both BizTalk and .NET platforms.
By 2012, the company developed software laboratories aimed at demonstrating integration methods for connecting various technologies, thereby enriching developer support resources.
JNBridgePro - Java & .NET Interoperability
JNBridgePro supports seamless interoperability between Java and .NET, empowering developers to build cross-platform applications that can function within a single process or across distributed networks, compatible with both on-premises infrastructure and cloud-based environments.
JNBridge JMS Adapter for .NET
This adapter integrates JMS (Java Message Service) features into Microsoft .NET applications, facilitating message-oriented middleware capabilities within the .NET ecosystem.
JNBridge JMS Adapter for BizTalk Server
Designed to incorporate JMS functionality into Microsoft BizTalk Server, this adapter enhances messaging integration within BizTalk workflows.
Labs
- Combining Java- and Mono-based microservices through Docker
- Utilizing the Play Framework to develop Java web applications supported by a .NET back-end
- Creating a Visual Monitoring System for Hadoop using .NET technologies
- Developing an Excel add-in interfacing with HBase MapReduce
- Implementing a LINQ provider tailored for HBase MapReduce
- Crafting MapReducers for Hadoop using .NET frameworks
- Building a BizTalk Adapter leveraging a Java SSH library