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Proven Techniques to automatically convert your J2EE code to C# and .NET

The recording for the webcast I gave last week, titled "Proven Techniques to automatically convert your J2EE code to C# and .NET", is now available! You can check it out here.

The webcast is mostly about the techniques we have developed here at ArtinSoft to succesfully peform migration projects using the Java Language Conversion Assitant and the JLCA Companion. When performing J2EE to .NET migration there are several things that you have to keep in mind - for example, J2EE applications often rely on third-party components. These components are usually not migrated automatically by the JLCA, since there is no way to include all these APIs in it. By using  product like the JLCA Companion, you can automate the migration of these components, siginificantly speeding up your migration efforts by reducing the amount of manual work you need to perform. In the webcast, we show you a smalll demo of the JLCA Companion, how it works, and how it can be used in your migratino projects.

In the web cast, we also cover:

  • An overview of the nxt initiative by Microsoft
  • An overview of ArtinSoft and ArtinSoft's migration expertise
  • Why should ISV consider automated software migration when moving to a new platform
  • A summary of various Java to .NET concepts
  • A detailed description of the migration process followed here at ArtinSoft, using the JLCA Companion
  • And, finally, we have two live demos, one about using the JLCA Companion, and another one about a complete migration of a web application that is accomplished in just a few minutes!!

So, check it out, and enjoy :-).

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About Jaguilar

Jose Aguilar has been working with ArtinSoft for more than 6 years. He has been involved with migrations between different technologies, starting out with Informix to Java migrations and moving on to VB6 to .NET conversions using the VBUC. In his works as both a Senior Consultant and also as a Program Manager for the Visual Basic Upgrade Companion he helps clients leverage their existing investments in VB6 and move them to .NET Framework.
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