Migrating Java app to .Net
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If it's even possible it would probably break your code / mess it up beyond belief. Take OpenTTD as an example, that was made by converting the ASM source of TTD into C and that took a whole year, and the creator could have rewritten it from scratch in the same amount of time.
What's wrong with Java if you don't mind me asking?
What's wrong with Java if you don't mind me asking?
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I've found something that looks like it'll do the job but the jury is still out on how successful it will be. It's called the JLCA (Java Language Conversion Assistant) and is a plug in for Visual Studio. If anyone had any experience using it I'd be interested to hear your views.
There’s several reason I want the application in .Net, the main one being I'm not a Java developer and have many years experience developing in C#. I also want part of the application written as a Windows service which although I know is possible in Java it makes much more sense to use native windows service.
There’s several reason I want the application in .Net, the main one being I'm not a Java developer and have many years experience developing in C#. I also want part of the application written as a Windows service which although I know is possible in Java it makes much more sense to use native windows service.