While Microsoft already has had a tool to migrate Java code to the company’s .Net application development platform, Stryon is turning the tables. Stryon’s iNet product migrates applications ...

do they have the need to integrate code from both the .Net and Java platforms. However, that characteristic isn't true in general for the enterprise, which often has the need to share functionality ...

Java applications can convert to C# using the Microsoft Java Language Conversion Assistant (JLCA). Code that calls Java APIs can convert to comparable C# code that uses the .Net Framework.

When it comes to integrating .NET and Java code infrastructures, developers working with .NET Framework 3.0 can turn to Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and service-oriented architecture (SOA) ...

MSIL opens up many cross-compiler possibilities--with the end result targeting both .Net and Java. Such possibilities include MSIL-to-JVM byte code, MSIL-to-Java, and Java-to-MSIL. And that's just ...

Assemblies are the unit of distribution for .Net code. In some ways, they are akin to Java jar files. Java classes are composed of bytecodes that can be written individually to a disk. If you've ...

It packages the code into the proper archive file, depending on the target app server, and deploys the archive to the app server, along with Java versions of the ASP .Net and ADO .Net libraries.