Developing applications Java EE, Linux and UNIX in Visual Studio 2008

29th August 2008

The company Mainsoft, known for its solutions to ensure interaction between Microsoft products and systems based on Java, has released new versions of their solutions for creating applications Java EE, Linux and UNIX in the modern development environment of Microsoft Visual Studio 2008.
The branded cross-compiler .NET-Java, as the basis of the package Mainsoft for Java EE 2.5, lets you create web-applications ASP.NET in languages C # and Visual Basic, and then execute these applications on servers Java EE. The end result of work of the package Mainsoft for Java EE is the so-called byte-code Java, which can be directly executed on servers Java EE. In particular, there is support of such applications servers as IBM WebSphere Portal, WebSphere Application Server, Lotus Expeditor, Lotus Notes, Tomcat and any other standard Java EE-servers. Mainsoft for Java EE 2.5 fully supports work in the Visual Studio 2008 IDE environment, and also supports all the new possibilities of programming languages C # 3.0 and Visual Basic 9.
The package Mainsoft for UNIX and Linux 5.2 enables developers, using language C++, to create applications of the industrial level in Visual Studio 2008 environment, and then execute these applications at any of the supported UNIX or Linux platforms (21 supported platforms on the whole).
Version 5.2 supports HP-UX 11i v2 and HP-UX 11i v3 operating systems for high-performance servers HP Integrity based on 64 - bit processors Intel Itanium and operating system HP-UX 11i v3 for HP 9000 servers with processors PA-RISC.