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VERSION 11.0 OF JNBRIDGEPRO ADDS SUPPORT FOR .NET 5

November 29, 2021
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JNBRIDGEPRO 10.1 OFFERS NEW NETWORK SECURITY OPTIONS

September 9, 2019
JNBridgePro 10.1 adds new security features including SSL communications, class
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VERSION 10.0 OF JNBRIDGEPRO ADDS SUPPORT FOR .NET CORE

April 30, 2019
JNBridgePro v10 now supports NET Core. Users can now build applications that
connect Java and .NET Core and run the .NET side on Windows, Linux, or – soon –
MacOS.
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AZURE LOGIC APPS CONNECTOR FOR JMS

September 19, 2018
Create a connector to integrate your JMS infrastructure with Azure Logic Apps.
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Logic Apps.
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INTEGRATING JAKARTA EE, THE ENTERPRISE EDITION OF JAVA, AND .NET

February 27, 2018
No matter whether it’s called Jakarta EE, EE4J, Java EE, or even J2EE (remember
that?), JNBridge can help you integrate your Enterprise Java with anything .NET.
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JAVA 10 AND THE EMERGING PROBLEM OF RELEASE FATIGUE

February 15, 2018
With Java 10 coming out only six months after Java 9, can we be surprised that
Java 10 contains only incremental improvements? This post explores the pitfalls
of accelerated release cadences.
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THE FIVE MOST VIEWED JNBRIDGE BLOG POSTS OF 2017

January 23, 2018
A look back at our most popular blog posts in 2017. As a window into what’s most
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THE LEGACY DEVELOPER’S GUIDE TO JAVA 9

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NEW IN JNBRIDGEPRO 8.0: ABSTRACT INHERITANCE + CROSS-PLATFORM OVERRIDES =
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JAVAONE 2016 OBSERVATIONS

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October 3, 2016
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USING A JMS EXCEPTION LISTENER IN THE LATEST .NET ADAPTER, PART 1

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NEW 4.0 VERSION OF JMS ADAPTERS FOR .NET AND BIZTALK RELEASED

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