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So Joe and I have been looking into the VSTS client API, and are starting to get a handle on the objects and calls required to interact with the source code control system, however, we are now trying to work out the best way to call the .NET assemblies from within our Eclipse plug-in.

While googling for a solid solution to our problem, I came across IKVM.NET, and it's kinda blown my mind. Now from what I can understand from the blog, it's an implementation of the JVM spec for .NET (Jeroen correct me if I'm way off), so you can run Java applications using the .NET.

I'm downloading the code now, so I'll post some more when I crack it open...WOW!

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  • Anonymous
    March 29, 2005
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  • Anonymous
    October 19, 2005
    Thanks for the plug on the IKVM. It grew up right in our very own Mono but now runs natively on MS .NET.

    IKVM has a Java byte code to CLI converter which is the greatest part. Also a stub generator for .NET assemblies so you can link and compile the .NET assemblies so when they run on .NET they call the native ones on the .NET side. We even made it capable of calling JNI via P/Invoke.

    Watch the licence though. The default version uses GNU Classpath under the hood which is GPL with a special linking exception (which is far less then even LGPL). I don't think Microsoft would like it to much for the fact that you are using GNU classpath :-P.
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    June 08, 2009
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