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Converting Java Applications to Visual C#

Visual Studio 2005

Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 provides the ability to convert projects created in Visual J++® version 6.0 or written in the Java language to Visual C#® so that you can take advantage of the .NET Framework. Java Language Conversion Assistant generates a new Visual C# project from an existing Visual J++ 6.0 project or Java-language files. The Java Language Conversion Assistant wizard makes it easy to convert your existing files.

In This Section

What's New in Java Language Conversion Assistant 3.0: Lists the features included with this version of Java Language Conversion Assistant.

Converting Visual J++ or Java-Language Projects to Visual C#: Describes how to use Java Language Conversion Assistant.

Converting Web Applications: Describes how to adapt Web applications when converting them with Java Language Conversion Assistant.

Conversion of Various Types of Java-Language Applications: Discusses the processes to follow and issues that may arise as you convert various types of applications using Java Language Conversion Assistant.

JLCA Diagnostic Messages Listed by Package: Provides lists of error messages generated by Java Language Conversion Assistant.

Related Sections

Java Language Conversion Assistant Wizard: Describes how to use the wizard.

Conversion of JSP Custom Tag Libraries: Provides a list of Java-language classes for which support classes are created to emulate custom tag runtime behavior.

Compile Converted Servlet Classes Before Opening Them: Explains how to open Web Forms for converted servlet classes.

Troubleshooting: Matching Code Pages: Describes what to do when you have missing or mismatched code pages.

Manually Upgrading Unconverted Code: Explains how to upgrade code that could not be converted automatically.

C# Reference: Provides an overview of the Visual C# language.

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