Register  Login Blog OO Cobol Examples        Web 2.0           Twitter+Cobol           GoogleMaps + Cobol        Design Patterns           Singleton           Adapter           Abstract factory           Command           Iterator           Interpreter        XML           How to: digitally sign an XML           How to: XML configuration file        Interoperabilty           Cobol JNI - Java Native Interface FAQ Blog WebSite  OO Cobol Blog Author: host Created: 5/3/2010 The OO ship has sailed, but there is another ship leaving the harbour! Set Java free campaign By host on8/28/2010 Java has been named by a few as the "New Cobol", but with Oracle Sun's acquisition this could be closer to come true. Comments (0) More... Cobol in Argentina By host on6/22/2010 For those looking for a Cobol center in Latin America here is a good news. The www.Cobol.com.ar web site contains lots and lots of good OO Cobol sutff. Comments (0) More... Visual Cobol 2010 - First Impressions By host on6/3/2010 Micro Focus released its new OO Cobol compiler, Visual Cobol 2010. There are some valuable lessons that could learned from this new compiler. Comments (0) More... Expression evaluator with Interpreter Pattern By host on5/22/2010 A new Design Pattern example has been created and its code is available at Codeplex (www.codeplex.com/cobolRocks). Comments (0) More... Iterator Pattern available By host on5/11/2010 A new design pattern example has been created. Its code is available at www.coodeplex.com/cobolrocks. Comments (0) More... New version of NetCobol.Net brings Powerform back By host on5/4/2010 Wow, Alchemy finally released Powerform for .net. Maybe Fujitsu would consider a .Net version of PowerCobol in the next release. That would be the way to preserve user base since many users are leaving Fujitsu Cobol for other languages (mainly C#) when moving into .Net due the lack of PowerCobol support in this environment. Personally I don't think this would be so hard to implement. Even if you say you would need to adapt Active X support using whatever wrappers, a lot of code could be preserved. A user told me that "what is the point to continue with Cobol if I need to rewrite everything that I have in Power in order to move into .Net?"...good point. Comments (0) More... Power, Java, JNI, XML and other things By host on5/3/2010 Cobol JNI classes generated by J/Adapter utility is just the first step, after that you got to do something useful! Comments (2) More... OO Cobol article By host on5/3/2010 I just stumbled into this while looking for Hitachi OO Cobol info Comments (0) More... Blog_Archive Archive < August 2010 > Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 Monthly August, 2010 June, 2010 May, 2010 Terms Of Use | Privacy Statement | Copyright 2009-2010 by RedRails Dynnamite DotNetNuke Skins & Modules