I have a Java project that I would like to convert to C#. However, it uses generics extensively, and the JLCA 3.0 is choking on them. Is there any tool to automagically convert this code Is there a new version of JLCA coming out to support this scenario I've converted some of it by hand, and once you get past the syntax differences, the C# generics work fine.
Convert Java code with generics
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Convert Java code with generics
Steve_j_maas
Hi
JLCA 3.0 does not support generic programming conversion.The supported features of JLCA 3.0 can be found here .
As of now we dont have any plans to support generic programming.The manual conversion will be helpful.
Thanks,
Natarajan.