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KLA-Tencor Links Java and .NET, Saves U.S.$1.6 Million

Overview KLA-Tencor, which provides process control solutions for semiconductor manufacturers, recently sought to migrate from Java to Microsoft .NET, but it had thousands of lines of code that would have to be rewritten at a high cost. The company engaged JNBridge, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner that offers development tools allowing interoperability among different platforms, to deploy a solution. KLA-Tencor deployed a JNBridge solution that allowed the company to access larger amounts of data across the Java and the .NET boundary, and at the same time boost its performance. This solution reduced both the development time and the risk of rewriting and converting the existing code base.

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Publisher	Microsoft	File Format	WORD
Date Published	April 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Programming Languages, .NET, Application Development

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