Session Summary
During this presentation, we will talk about Microsoft
Visual J# .NET, which is a tool for developers who like the Java language to
build XML Web services and applications for the Microsoft .NET Framework. You
will get an outline of the tool, its language features, and see its integration
with the .NET Framework demonstrated.
This is a
Level
300 session that was recorded May 21, 2002 and presented by Tony
Goodhew. Tony Goodhew is a Product Manager in the .NET Developer Division and
has worked for Microsoft for nine years. In the last four years, he worked on
Visual J++, Visual C#, and Visual C++. He currently works on Visual J# .NET and
the Java-language Conversion Assistant. In his first five years, he worked for
the Asia Pacific office and was the Product Manager for databases and
development tools, among other roles.
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