Has anyone used the Hessian binary remote access protocol to connect applications using Java and .NET?

Question

Hessian is an ordinary binary serialization protocol (which I believe is open source), which forms the basis for a binary cross platform. I would like to know if anyone used it here, and if so, what kind of performance can we expect from a solution that connects a Java application on the one hand with a C # application on the other. (Let's consider that we serialize simple classes and can be arrays, lists, dictionaries of simple classes.)

Answer 1

Have you seen the HessianC # project ( http://www.hessiancsharp.org/ )?

Answer 2

I am the author of jni4net , an open source interprocess bridge between the JVM and the CLR. It is built on top of JNI and PInvoke. C / C ++ code is not required, and it should be relatively fast. I'm not sure if sorting by reference across the border will solve your problem.

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