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From Experiment, to Open-Source. IKVM.NET Now Enables Developers to Run Java on .NET

IKVM.NET, a new JTT (just-in-tine) compiler which designed to translate Java byte code into Microsoft MSIL (Microsoft Intermediate Language) and much more. The new compiler also includes a static compiler which translates Java classes into .NET assemblies. IKVM.NET is also a .NET port of the OpenJDK class library. IKVM.NET is also compatible with Java 7 […]

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IKVM.NET, a new JTT (just-in-tine) compiler which designed to translate Java byte code into Microsoft MSIL (Microsoft Intermediate Language) and much more. The new compiler also includes a static compiler which translates Java classes into .NET assemblies. IKVM.NET is also a .NET port of the OpenJDK class library. IKVM.NET is also compatible with Java 7 providing a full Java platform on top of the .NET Framework. Get all the details on IKVM right here.
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