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Migrating from C# to java makes your app platform independent. C# is not platform indenpendent because it is never complete outside windows. The site is an ad w
by webreac 14y ago
Migrating from C# to java makes your app platform independent. C# is not platform indenpendent because it is never complete outside windows. The site is an ad without details, but I guess that the translation can not magically map WinForms to swing. Some manual work probably remains, but this kind of tools remains very usefull to reduce migration workload.
- bunderbunder 14y agoThe bits of C# code that could be plausibly ported to Java (read: doesn't rely on a Windows-only library) are pretty darn complete outside of Windows. Mono is really a very solid project. Winforms (through version 2.0) is supported by Mono. So in the case of that example, before taking on the immense hassle of trying to port my C#/Winforms app to Java/Swing, I'd take a good long hard look at just downgrading my C#/Winforms app from Winforms >2.0 back a version or two. For any non-trivial case you'd be looking at a fraction of the cost.