posted on Sunday, June 06, 2004 3:27 PM
by
demiliani
Visual MainWin® for the J2EETM platform
My eyes has just see this news: Mainsoft has created Visual MainWin® for the J2EETM platform, that integrates with (and requires) Microsoft Visual Studio.Net, and allows developers using Visual Basic .NET or C#, as well as ASP.NET and ADO.NET class libraries, to create, deploy, and debug applications on J2EE application servers, including IBM WebSphere 5.1, BEA WebLogic 8.1 and Tomcat 5.0. Java classes and components, such as Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs) can be imported into Visual Studio and used in applications written in Visual Basic .Net or C#.
A wonderful idea... a useful tool for a lot of software developers and organizations. Why MS don't start thinking on something like that for the next release of Visual Studio? 
| Visual MainWin for J2EE Enterprise Features: |
Productivity features Runtime libraries Import Java Components  | Add references to Enterprise JavaBeans and third party Java classes |  | Direct access to all the JDK 1.4 classes from C# and Visual Basic.NET | Web Services  | Add references to Web services |  | Deploy Web services as Enterprise JavaBeans | Deployment on J2EE Application Servers  | Produce standard J2EE WAR files |  | Deploy projects on J2EE application servers automatically |  | Support BEA WebLogic® 8.1, IBM WebSphere® 5.1, Tomcat® 5 | Integrated Debugger  | Preserve Visual Studio debugging experience |  | Debug across multiple languages: Visual Basic .NET, C# and Java |  | Sophisticated multi-lingual expression evaluator | Compliancy with Java Standards  | Generated Java bytecode is fully compatible with Java 1.3 and 1.4 specifications. |
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