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I'm not looking for the usual answer like Web-services. I'm looking for a light solution to be run in the same machine.
Edit: I'm looking for way in Java to call .NET methods
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NET standard library are written in C#. The language is object-oriented and is designed to be similar enough to C to be easy for C, C++, Java, and JavaScript developers to quickly learn and use.
All you need is call "AddReference(your. dll)" and next invoke any method using reflection-style API. You can invoke any methods, set/get fields and properties, get results, subscribe events or handle exceptions.
The framework is jni4net – a bridge between java and . NET on Microsoft Windows platforms. It's an open-source framework with an LGPL runtime license.
I am author of jni4net, open source interprocess bridge between JVM and CLR. It's build on top of JNI and PInvoke. No C/C++ code needed. I hope it will help you.
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I believe Java can talk to COM and .NET can expose COM interfaces. So that may be a very light weight solution that doesn't require any 3rd party. There is also the option of using sockets to communicate between the programs which wouldn't require a heavy instance of IIS to be installed on the machine.
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