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Accelerate J2EE Development Using Visual Studio Resources

Overview This paper describes the business need in large IT organizations to use existing Visual Studio resources and skills to create enterprise applications that can be deployed on the Java 2 Enterprise Edition platform (J2EE). Mainsoft's Visual MainWin for the J2EE platform is a cross-platform development solution that enables software developers skilled in C# and Visual Basic .NET to create J2EE Web applications and Web services quickly, and at a fraction of the cost of transforming a Microsoft-centric development group into a highly-skilled J2EE development team.

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Publisher	MainSoft	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2004
Format	White Papers
Topics	Programming Languages, J2EE, Application Development

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