Language is the next most important limiting factor. Each proxy is written with a specific technology (or language) in mind. Although it is possible to write code to call each proxy from any particular language, it would not be useful to do it that way. The following table lists the proxies and the languages from which each proxy can be accessed:
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Proxy Type |
Target Application Languages |
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.NET Proxy |
Any .NET Framework aware language. Most commonly, Managed C/C++, C#, and VB.NET. |
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Java Proxy |
Java |
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Java Proxy (Classic Style) |
Java |
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COM Proxy |
Any COM or Automation aware language. Historically, C/C++ and Visual Basic. In theory any .NET Framework aware language could also call a COM object. |
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C Proxy |
C or C++ |
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