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Converting Java Applications to .NET Using J#: A Technical Case Study

Overview LogicLibrary saw a unique opportunity to expand market share by producing a fully .NET-compliant version of their Logidex solution using the J# compiler for .NET and the Struts Framework to migrate from the original J2EE environment. Logidex is an enterprise cataloging system for software development assets that supports both a thin-client interface as well as tightly-integrated client-side IDE add-ins via a SOAP interface. Architects and developers will learn effective strategies for migrating a solution from J2EE to .NET, using J# and the Struts Framework, and learn about working with JSPs and ASPs, ODBC and ADO.NET.

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Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	2nd October 2004 03:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Java, .NET

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