将 Java 与 .NET 集成？
因此，我需要将 Java 与 .NET 集成（这是一个大学项目），我被告知要使用 JMS、Web 服务、RMI、REST/JSon。事实上，我不知道从哪里开始（因为我对 SOA 不太了解）...但是我的教授告诉我，我可以使用 NetBeans，因为它有一些集成工具，可以让我更轻松地使用 NetBeans我还可以使用 BPEL 的图形工具，或者我可以在 GlassFish 上使用 ServiceMix...我有点迷失了。有什么帮助吗？谢谢。 :)
So I need to integrate Java with .NET (it's a Project for College) and I was told to use JMS, Web Services, RMI, REST/JSon. The fact is that I don't know where to begin (because I don't know too much about SOA)... But my professor told me that I could use NetBeans because it has some Integration Tools that would make it easier for me and I can also use the Graphical Tool from BPEL, or I could use ServiceMix on GlassFish... I'm kind of lost. Any help? Thanks. :)
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你的教授是那个听起来很失落的人。
从一个开始 - 哪一个并不重要。
Web 服务是一个很好的起点，因为它们基于 HTTP。 Java EE 和 .NET 都很好地理解 HTTP。
您必须编写客户端和服务器。您可以通过以下方式演示两个平台之间的互操作：以 Java servlet 作为服务器，在 Tomcat 等 servlet/JSP 引擎上运行，然后编写连接到服务器并发出 HTTP GET 或 POST 请求的 .NET 客户端并处理响应。
然后反转角色：编写一个 .NET SOAP 服务器，将其部署在 IIS 上，然后编写一个发出 SOAP 请求并处理响应的 Java 客户端。
这将满足作业的精神并证明要点。
Your professor is the one that sounds lost.
Start with one - it doesn't matter which one.
Web services are a good place to start, because they're based on HTTP. Both Java EE and .NET understand HTTP well.
You have to write a client and a server. You can demonstrate inter-operation between the two platforms by starting with a Java servlet as the server, running on a servlet/JSP engine like Tomcat, and then writing a .NET client that connects to the server and makes an HTTP GET or POST request and processes the response.
Then reverse the roles: write a .NET SOAP server, deploy it on IIS, and then write a Java client that makes a SOAP request and processes the response.
That will satisfy the spirit of the assignment and demonstrate the point.
您可以使用 IFRAME 来组合一个最终的 HTML 页面，该页面从 Java 和 .Net 获取内容。
You can use IFRAMEs to put together a final HTML page that sources content from both Java and .Net.
我的猜测是你应该将“JMS”作为提示。看起来你的教授要求你学习/实验集成模式和中间件。
几年前就写过一本关于这方面的优秀书籍： http://www.eaipatterns.com/
Spring Integration 是据我所知，可用于 Java 和 .NET。
my guess is that you should take 'JMS' as a hint. Looks like your professor is asking you to learn about/experiment with integration patterns and middleware.
An excellent book on this has been written years ago: http://www.eaipatterns.com/
Spring Integration is available for Java and .NET as far as i know.