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How do I send a POJO to a .net program? Will serialization work in such cases?

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I don't know if it can work. But I know there's an implementation of Java in .NET.
http://www.ikvm.net/

I don't know how reliable it is, though.

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Perhaps you can use an intermediate format (e.g. XML) to send your objects. XStream can do the converting on the Java side for you.

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Another choice aside from XML would be to use JSON.

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XStream looks promising! Will look into JSON too.
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