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COBOL Calling C#

COBOL Calling C#

Rick Malek

17yPublished Sep 21, 2009, 3:58 PM28.1k30

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Sr Karthiga10y ago
good one
Ralph Malph16y ago
I have tried to achieve the article's results using Fujitsu Power Cobol and haven't had the same success. Does anyone know how to Call C# from a Fujitsu Cobol Project? The possibility to use the .net platform without an entire rewrite of our software is making my mouth water. Any help would be appreciated!!!
- Rick Malek16y ago
  Thanks for the inquiry. The last I knew, which was when I worked for Fujtisu Software from 2000 until 2006, no there was no 'conversion' tool/process to take PowerCOBOL to .NET. PowerCOBOL is a 'closed' environment and while you can access APIs you can't export the properties from the project file. This information is obviously old though (4 years) so you should doublt check with Alchemy Solutions. Alchemy is the former Fujitsu Software group.