I need to call an API that’s all in java from an existing .NET codebase. What’s the best approach here? Writing a webservice in java that basically just forwards the calls to the API – or going with something like JNI4NET?
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I need to call an API that’s all in java from an existing .NET codebase. What’s the best approach here? Writing a webservice in java that basically just forwards the calls to the API – or going with something like JNI4NET?
You can use jni4net, which is a JNI bridge between .Net and Java. (Props to Darin Dimitrov for providing this info in an answer to another question.)