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Connecting Microsoft Mobile Devices to Java Infrastructures

Overview This paper demonstrates that it is possible to integrate with a Java back-end from a .Net application, specifically from the Compact Framework, with very little knowledge of the technical details of the middleware. Middsol's MinCor.NET, although a young product and still a little rough around the edges, is a powerful tool that connects one's .Net application to a vast selection of CORBA-enabled targets, including J2EE Enterprise beans and RMI objects, without any further tools.

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Publisher	Middsol	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2004
Format	White Papers
Topics	Java, .NET, Application Development

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