Java Integration with .NET Framework

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Created by: Reynald Adolphe

Produced in 2017

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Course Description

Are you interested in learning how to use .NET components within a Java environment? In this course, discover how to use Javonet- "a framework that was designed for native integration- "to access and use .NET assemblies directly from a Java platform. Reynald Adolphe discusses the purpose and significance of integrating Java with .NET, shares integration options, and goes over the challenges and benefits of native integration. He also covers using .NET C# instance and status methods from Java, working with fields and properties, embedding .NET UI controls in a Java interface, and more.

Intermediate Level

Time: 2h 39m

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Reynald Adolphe

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Reynald Adolphe is a technologist and .NET developer specializing in website consulting and development.

He focuses on user experience, user interface, back-end development, and the languages used to create web applications. He's a speaker and personal technology coach helping programmers build their brand and career to the next level and guiding new-comers to become elite software engineers. Previously, he worked for the Tribune Company in Los Angeles and Accenture in Chicago. Reynald's specialties include C#, Silverlight, ASP.NET, MVC, Razor, LINQ, Java, JavaScript, JQuery, AJAX, HTML5, CSS3, SOAP, Knockout.js, RequireJS, Underscore.js, AmplifyJS, XML, WCF, SQL, SDLC, MSTest, Moq, QUnit, and Bootstrap. Reynald also produces tech events, featuring popular tech speakers, musicians, and comedians. You can learn more about his events/coaching at reynaldadolphe.com and follow him on Twitter @reynaldadolphe.