Mainsoft's Visual MainWin for J2EE development tool is now interoperable with Azul Systems' Compute Appliances.
The companies announced a partnership on Monday to enable large datacenters with a mixed Microsoft and Java environment to reduce administration complexity and cut costs while continuing to leverage their .Net investments.
Mainsoft enables organizations to quickly port .Net Web and server applications to J2EE without rewriting the .Net applications. Multiplatform enterprises can now derive cost and scalability benefits by running their .Net applications via the Java platform powered by Azul's network attached processing technology.
When attached to a network, Azul claims its Compute Appliances enable Java-based transaction processing applications to process up to 300 percent more transactions. The companies say that same boost can now be brought to .Net applications by using Mainsoft.
Posted by Caroline Craig on May 8, 2006 06:56 AM
