| Full access to the .NET framework | ||
| Native support for XML WebServices | ||
| Windows Forms, WebForms, Datadesigners | ||
| Creation of class libraries | ||
| etc. | ||
| JBImp: A tool for importing Java byte code into MSIL, (if you do not have source code for parts of the application) | ||
| Migration from J++ (Microsoft customers) | |
| Simplify things for Java developers | |
| Academic Area | |
| Prepare for WinFX (LongHorn) | |
| RMI (Remote Method Invocation) | ||
| JNI (Java Native Interface) | ||
| Bytecode generation | ||
| Support for .NET Compact Framework (yet) | ||
| Under Consideration: http://www.smartphonethoughts.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6111 |
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| Applets: J# Web Browser Controls | ||
| Swing Applications: Supplemental UI Library | ||
| Mobile Devices: J# ASP.NET & Mobile Forms | ||
| J# 2005: New Features: | ||
| Passing method parameters by reference | ||
| Consuming .NET Generics | ||
| Support for Java-Beans style properties. | ||
| Capabilities of other MS languages (Value types, Custom attributes, Enumerations) | ||
| Applet in web browser | |
| Java Swing Application | |
| Mobile Virtual Classroom (subset) for MS Pocket PCs/SmartPhones | |
| Class Library | |
| TagConvert.exe |
| “ … much of the functionality described in the Java 2 JFC Swing specification. It also adds support for much of the functionality found in the JDK 1.2 java.util package ” |
| Idea: Access to the VCR from devices running Windows CE >=3.0 (2002) | ||
| Requirement: Thin client | ||
| No J# support for .NET CF | ||
| Approach: | ||
| J# ASP.NET Mobile Web Apps | ||
| JScript | ||
| Pocket Internet Explorer | ||
| Current VCR: Use of Sockets | |||
| Solution: | |||
| Creation of “middle layer” | |||
| .NET Remoting to the rescue: | |||
| Single Call | |||
| Singleton | |||
| Client-Activated Objects (CAO) | |||
| Demo |
| Demo |