Thursday, December 4, 2008

Definition of language interoperability and language integration

Net, the code written in one programming language is meant for the same. An algorithm implement in Perl programming language cannot be reused in the programs written in the C++. At Windows platform, Microsoft introduced the standards for COM (Component Object Model) which allows components written in one programming language to be used in other programming language. In Java, JNI (Java Native Interface) is presented to use-up the code written in non-Java languages into Java programs. But both the standards (COM and JNI) are too multifaceted and have their own restrictions. They also don’t allow the language incorporation which means that you can use the components written in other programming languages but you can’t expand the functionality of the components. It means developers utilize the language interoperability by using and extending the solution implemented by other developers which might be using different programming language provided developers at both end are using.Net compliant programming languages.

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