Is there any quick easy way to move Java Applications (Unix) to .NET? Which .NET-compliant language should I choose: J# or C#? Any tools for J#? JLCA for C#, is it good? Thanks.
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Re: Moving Java Applications to .NET
If you want to try to *convert* the apps then I'd recommend J#. It has a
conversion tool.
If you're going to *port* by re-coding and preserving your business logic
and functionality then I'd recommend C#.
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Klaus H. Probst, MVP
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> Is there any quick easy way to move Java Applications (Unix) to .NET?[/color]
Which .NET-compliant language should I choose: J# or C#? Any tools for J#?
JLCA for C#, is it good? Thanks.
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Re: Moving Java Applications to .NET
Thanks Klaus. Do you know where I can get this conversion tool (Jave(unix) to J#) ?
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Re: Moving Java Applications to .NET
It comes with VS.NET. I don't know if it comes with all versions though.
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Klaus H. Probst, MVP
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> Thanks Klaus. Do you know where I can get this conversion tool (Jave(unix)[/color]
to J#) ?
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