Who says there is any?

I find it extremely lazy of people to expect there to be software programs that will convert code from one language into code from another. Both languages will have there own idioms, syntax, and "way of doing things", and it is almost guaranteed (regardless of which 2 languages are involved) that a "converter" program would be able to create syntactically correct, and runtime efficient code.

I have seen converters for other languages, and although they created code that was syntactically correct, it was nothing I ever wanted to actually use.

IF you know C# then you will have little difficulty converting it to java on your own. It will not take you much time to read a few things about java. If you know C# you don't need to learn anything new, just understand a few things about how java works.
If you know C# and you didn't just find someone else's code and you want to convert it to java for your assignment.

Yeah I agree...

Knowing C# takes some fair Java and C language know-how, along with the idea of delegates, partial classes, unsafe context, "member variables," etc...

I been told that if you can get Java application running in Visual J++ VS2005 and VS2008 should do the conversion for you. Reality, I never try it, I love Java too much...

Thanks a lot, for suggestions.
I will try to convert it by myself. As it was in very much need and of short time , i thought about some software to convert.
Ya, i will shurly try to do it.

Thanks a lot,
Anjali ..

well what if some one is intrested in writting a module that could actually convert java to C#,
I have got an assignment to write such sw which i am afraid not as simple as its title suggests,,,
i will really appreciate if some one could give me some idea that what will be the starting point for this sw... plz mail me at mian_ghous@yahoo.com , if any one of you have any idea how to do this

public String encrypt(String plaintext) throws Exception {
MessageDigest md = null;

md = MessageDigest.getInstance("SHA");

md.update(plaintext.getBytes("UTF-8"));

byte raw[] = md.digest();

String hash = (new BASE64Encoder()).encode(raw);

return hash;
}

What does that have to do with anything.

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