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Documentation
Specifications
Tutorials
- Getting started
- Accessing a .NET MarshalByRefObject with RMI/IIOP
- Accessing a RMI/IIOP-based CORBA object with .NET remoting
- Accessing an EJB session bean with .NET remoting
- Using custom mapping plugin mechanism
- Handling Java-side exceptions in .NET
Orb interoperability howto's
Presentations
- Introduction to IIOP.NET; joint DOTMUGS + JUGS event; 20 Jan. 2004 [slides (pdf), demo (zip)]
Articles by the IIOP.NET team
In English:
- [The CodeProject] Building a Distributed Object System with .NET and J2EE Using IIOP.NET
- [The CodeProject] Accessing an EJB from .NET Using IIOP.NET: an Example
Independent Articles
In English:
- [The CodeProject] Mixing ACE/TAO and .NET Clients and Servers (Stephen Bogner)
In French:
- [Tech Head Brothers] Interopérabilité entre J2EE et .Net (Kader Yildirim)
- [Tech Head Brothers] Interopérabilité entre .Net Remoting et Java (Kader Yildirim)
In German:
- Rainer von Ammon, Klaus Rohe; Integrationsmöglichkeiten von .NETAnwendungen mit J2EE und CORBA; JavaSPEKTRUM 2005/06
- H. Haastert, H. Passon; Ohne Grenzen Web Services mit CORBA, J2EE, und .NET; iX 11/04, Seite 146
- Java und .NET verbinden; dotnetpro, 10/2004, Seite 114 (Registrierung erforderlich)
- Justus Schach; .NET Applikationen in CORBA Landschaften; JavaSPEKTRUM 2009/01
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About this project
This project is maintained by Elca Informatique SA and was developed in collaboration with the Programming Languages and Runtime Systems Research Group of the ETH-Zurich as part of Dominic Ullmann's diploma thesis.
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