To get started

Visit and read jni4net.github.io

Make sure you understand GPLv3 and MIT licenses.

• runtime is licensed under MIT.
• proxygen and tools are licensed under GPLv3.

Talk back at jni4net or Pavel Savara

How to use

• Download binary package.
• study samples inside of the binary package, read samples\ReadMe.md play along.
• Try samples\helloWorldFromCLR there is ReadMe.md inside.
• Try samples\helloWorldFromJVM there is ReadMe.md inside.
• How calling from Java to .NET works
• How calling from .NET to Java works
• Troubleshooter
• Email group

How to build this solution on Windows

make sure you have

• .NET SDK 3.5 installed at usual places
• .NET SDK 4.0 installed at usual places
• Java JDK 1.5
• JAVA_HOME set properly JDK 1.5
• PATH to csc.exe in c:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0\
• PATH to sn.exe
• NUnit installed at C:\Program Files\NUnit-2.5.8.10295
• internet access to download components from maven repository
• make sure that you build it and run from (.NET) trusted location. Not shared drive.
• run tools\loadTools.cmd
• run tools\keys\gennetkey.cmd
• In root directory run mvnassembly.cmd

This should generate results into target directory in root of project.

How to use it on Linux/Mono:

It's not supported at the moment, sorry