How to connect a Java back end with a .NET front end -


I have a bunch of Java code, which was written using the hibernate framework, originally written by JSP A front end is written. However, the requirements of Front End have been changed, and we have decided that a desktop client (which will be written in .NET) is a better match for our users.

I really do not want to ruin the code that was written earlier - can a document-based web service recommend a good set of tools to write the interface, which we will be able to access from the net ?

Thanks,

Jim

We have a financial application For the architecture you are describing, you are developing an application. We reviewed many different options, and finally came to use compressed CSV over HTTP.

CSV was chosen because on a large scale the data was being displayed in front of the grid, we had regular large set result> 250k lines, and actually actually compressed is.

We also considered using it:

  • Rejected due to the ICE but the cost of licensing costs and its re-change.
  • Google's protocol was denied by servlets but due to lack of C # support (in the form of last fall) it was denied.
  • Compressed XML using WOX, but a small thesis project for support has been rejected due to lock-in, XML remains very important.

This industry also supports many different options:

  • Soap, but its well documented problem.
  • IIOP, J-Integra has a product called espresso which will allow you to do RMI from the front.

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