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    Hi I have application in Netbeans. Can i convert that to C# using JLCA or not ? Do i have to convert the application to J# first. And would that be easy task ? And does JLCA does a good job and would i be able to add code in C# to that application after conversion ? Thank You James

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      Hi I have application in Netbeans. Can i convert that to C# using JLCA or not ? Do i have to convert the application to J# first. And would that be easy task ? And does JLCA does a good job and would i be able to add code in C# to that application after conversion ? Thank You James

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      Paul Conrad
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      Converting from Java to C# shouldn't be that hard. You'll have to do it by hand AFAIK...

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        Hi I have application in Netbeans. Can i convert that to C# using JLCA or not ? Do i have to convert the application to J# first. And would that be easy task ? And does JLCA does a good job and would i be able to add code in C# to that application after conversion ? Thank You James

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        Pete OHanlon
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        I've use JLCA to some effect, however you still end up having to fix a lot of code by hand.

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