.NET-Java EE Interoperability | Customers

Mainsoft helps ISVs and enterprise customers deliver a tight integration between .NET and Java.
Global banking and financial services group implements SOA across .NET and Java using WebSphere software and Mainsoft's Visual Studio-based SDK.
...With more than one hundred in-house .NET developers and several hundred .NET applications, the infrastructure team needed a fast, effective way to expose their Service Activation Framework (SAF) component to their .NET developers...
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Comtec
Comtec extends its .NET integrated insurance solution to WebSphere Application Server.
"Because Mainsoft is a compile-time solution, we are able to continue to maintain a single source code base. This lowers our TCO significantly, and allows us to have a multi-platform solution. The costs of having multiple source code bases, multiple R&D teams and multiple deployment types would have been prohibitive."
– David Ghetler, CEO, Comtec
Serena Software
Mainsoft ports nearly 1 million lines of code to Linux, saving Serena Software $5 million in development and support costs.
"Using Mainsoft, Serena is able to simultaneously develop and target Microsoft .NET, Linux, and Java EE server platforms. In the past, this would have required costly and time-consuming software porting projects."
– John Scumniotales, Vice President of Products for Serena Software
Urix
Urix uses Mainsoft to port its RiskSmart application to Java EE; saves $200,000/year in maintenance and support costs using a single source code strategy.
"There's no apparent performance difference between the .NET and Java versions of the application, which is currently in its third Java release."
– Atul Mistry, Vice President of Technology at Urix
Woolworths
Woolworths uses Mainsoft to integrate 200 business applications onto a Sybase Java EE portal.
"It was an eye-opener that you can use the IDE you're used to -- Visual Studio .NET -- and develop for a Java EE environment...With Mainsoft, we are saving valuable time and resources as we race to prepare our systems for the 2004 holiday season."
– Marius Roets, Integration Architect