I begin by introducing you to the Microsoft® Java Language Conversion Assistant (JLCA) and I demonstrate common development paradigms that do not have direct counterparts in the two platforms, such as: In that project, we had an existing Java-based application and a customer who wanted an ASP.NET version of it. This article is based on an actual project I worked on. In this article, I walk you through converting a Java Web application to an ASP.NET application implemented in C#. In this case, an existing application’s code base can be converted, or ported, to the desired platform. Once in a while, though, a new development project is incepted simply based on the platform to which the customer wants to deploy the app.
The typical software development cycle follows a straightforward model: gather requirements, design the application, write the code, test the software, and deploy it. This article uses the following technologies:Ĭode download available at: JLCA 2007_05.exe(157 KB) Convert A Java Web Application To ASP.NET Using JLCA
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