Wednesday, September 5, 2007
Can I migrate Java-language source code to J# and access it from, say, C# or Visual Basic .NET?
Yes; J# compiles to Microsoft intermediate language (MSIL) and any CLS-compliant language (such as C# or Visual Basic .NET) can utilize code generated by J#. Many customers are using J# to bring Java-language business logic or libraries over to the .NET Framework so that they can be used from their other applications. Likewise, J# can access functionality from assemblies created in C# and other languages.
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