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Migrating .NET Applications to Java EE and Solaris Platforms

Overview This paper describes in detail how ISVs and developers can leverage Microsoft .NET applications, tools, and skills to achieve a predictable, managed multi-platform deployment strategy with Sun Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) and Solaris OS. For enterprise customers seeking interoperability between systems and applications, greater manageability, and enhanced security in their data centers, the Sun Java EE and Solaris platforms provide a proven, cost-effective alternative to Windows, .NET, and open source options. ISVs and developers who recognize the potential for new opportunities by offering multi-platform deployments of their existing applications can use the Mainsoft family of products to achieve complete ports on predictable schedules and budgets while lowering application lifecycle costs.

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Publisher	Sun Microsystems	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	Java, .NET, Application Development

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