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Executing applications/scripts at User Log-on on Windows XP and Windows 2003 Server

I wanted to execute a script/application on my comp when a user logs on to adjust some of the...

Author: GauravS Date: 03/02/2006

64 bit technology, Processors, Operating Systems available today

There are a whole lot of names by which the 64-bit technology is famous. I just wanted to get a...

Author: GauravS Date: 03/02/2006

The x64 Vs AMD64 Vs EM64T Vs Itanium Riddle – What is what?

While I tried to learn more about the 64-bit processors, here is what I found out. There are two...

Author: GauravS Date: 03/01/2006

Is 64-bit a superior platform as compared to the 32-bit platform?

A lot of people, from different walks of life meet me and often ask, that now, with the availability...

Author: GauravS Date: 02/21/2006

Is 64-bit platform always better than 32-bit?

I recently did some preliminary performance testing on the 64-bit platform Vs that on 32-bit. Here...

Author: GauravS Date: 02/17/2006

Customizing Menu Options in Visual Studio

This is one of the cool features that is offered in Visual Studio 2005. I came across this recently,...

Author: GauravS Date: 02/16/2006

ADOMD.NET and JLCA

Another JLCA customer query… I have a java applet that connects to a servlet which makes calls to an...

Author: GauravS Date: 01/28/2006

Query about ClassLoaders in J#

Recently one of our customer asked usQ> I’m trying to compile some pure java code using VJ#...

Author: GauravS Date: 01/20/2006

Intallation of JLCA 3.0 Beta on Visual Studio .NET 2003

While installing the JLCA 3.0 beta release for Visual Studio .NET 2003, we have heard back from some...

Author: GauravS Date: 12/29/2005

Moving from JDBC to ADO.NET

One of our customers who wanted to move from JDBC to ADO.NET wrote to us that he was unable to find...

Author: GauravS Date: 12/27/2005

Accessing Java Objects from within C#

We often hear back from customers regarding this interesting problem. I am just throwing a...

Author: GauravS Date: 12/23/2005

Availability of JLCA with Visual Studio Express SKUs

The Java Language Conversion Assistant tool is not available as a download with the express editions...

Author: GauravS Date: 12/22/2005

java.lang Vs primitive types (i.e. int vs java.lang.Integer) in J#

Here are a set of questions that one of our customers asked us recently. They were concerned that...

Author: GauravS Date: 12/22/2005

Microsoft’s IDC Developer Tools Group celebrates Whidbey Launch

Here is an article that was published in the IDC Samachaar, the monthly newsletter of Microsoft’s...

Author: GauravS Date: 11/17/2005

JLCA 3.0 is now SQM Enabled

With the launch of Visual Studio 2005 and JLCA 3.0, we are a step closer to the customers. In...

Author: GauravS Date: 11/16/2005

Custom Attributes and Generics support in Visual J# .NET 2005

J# is an imperative language, but like most imperative languages it does have some declarative...

Author: GauravS Date: 10/17/2005

Type-Safe enumerations in Visual J# .NET 2005

An enumeration type defines a type name for a related group of symbolic constants. Enumerations are...

Author: GauravS Date: 10/14/2005

CLS Compliance checking in Visual J# .NET 2005

In Visual J# .NET 2005, the compiler does automatic CLS Compliance checking. This is especially...

Author: GauravS Date: 10/11/2005

What's new in Visual J# .NET 2005

Welcome to the world of Visual J# .NET 2005 and Visual Studio 2005 (Whidbey). In today’s blog I...

Author: GauravS Date: 10/07/2005

What’s new for JLCA in Whidbey?

In a few days from now, come November 7th, the world of software development and developers would...

Author: GauravS Date: 09/29/2005

JLCA - The Source Converter Tool (Contd...)

Continuing from my previous post JLCA - The Source Converter Tool here are some more of my findings...

Author: GauravS Date: 09/28/2005

JLCA - The Source Converter Tool

Ah! I wish that the Java Language Conversion Assistant should have been a tool so powerful that one...

Author: GauravS Date: 09/06/2005

Managed equivalent to javax.comm package

I recently had this question coming up from one of our customers: Q. I just used JLCA3.0 to convert...

Author: GauravS Date: 08/25/2005

Java to .NET Framework Migration Workshop: Free Online Training

Though my blog about this training/workshop is a wee bit late, I did not want to miss this...

Author: GauravS Date: 08/03/2005

Monsoon Cricket Hungama begins at IDC

When Microsoft's India Development Centre moved to a new campus in Jan 2005, a lot of us took pride...

Author: GauravS Date: 07/15/2005

Help us improve JLCA

In case you have used the Java Language Conversion Assistant tool, tell us about your entire...

Author: GauravS Date: 07/11/2005

Migrating code having SSL Sockets using JLCA

Q. My jar file uses SSL package from JDK1.3.1. The type SSLSocket is in javax.net.ssl.SSLSocket....

Author: GauravS Date: 07/08/2005

JLCA - Java Beans and benchmarks

Q. Here are a few more questions Does JLCA support conversion of normal Java Beans? I am not quite...

Author: GauravS Date: 07/06/2005

JLCA and EJB, RMI, Code-Behind, HttpHandler

Q. I'm using JLCA 3.0 Beta (because it supports J2EE1.3) and i want to migrate an application from...

Author: GauravS Date: 07/05/2005

Migrating java.lang.ref.ReferenceQueue in JLCA

How do I migrate source-code that uses java.lang.ref.ReferenceQueue? .NET is only offering...

Author: GauravS Date: 07/01/2005

JLCA 2.0 Vs 3.0 and understanding the Conversion Report

JLCA v2.0 Vs v3.0 At times users come back to us when they have problems with usage of JLCA v2.0 and...

Author: GauravS Date: 06/23/2005

Some more JLCA FAQs

Adding some more FAQs How does conversion of Java methods work in JLCA? Methods in Java classes are...

Author: GauravS Date: 06/19/2005

Some quick FAQ's about JLCA

Here are some of the quick FAQs about JLCA which are not available at our website: How can one use...

Author: GauravS Date: 06/17/2005

Here's one to JLCA

I am a believer in the fact that it's never too late to get started. It's more to do with the zeal...

Author: GauravS Date: 06/15/2005

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