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Tool Allows High-Performing ASP Apps on Linux
By Darryl K. Taft

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Tool allows developers to use ASP.NET AJAX scripts on Linux machines without additional hardware or emulation. 

Mainsoft has announced tooling that enables developers to use Microsoft's ASP.Net AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) on Linux.

A provider of .Net to Java EE (Java platform, Enterprise Edition) interoperability software, Mainsoft said its latest release provides support for Microsoft's ASP.Net 2.0 AJAX Extensions and AJAX Control Toolkit. Mainsoft announced the technology on April 8.

Indeed, Mainsoft for Java EE Version 2.2 enables Visual C# and Visual Basic developers to use ASP.Net 2.0 components from Microsoft to create Java pages with responsive user interfaces and client/server communications by simply adding a few server controls to their ASP.Net pages, said Mainsoft CEO Yaacov Cohen.

Moreover, Mainsoft has developed high-performance algorithms to help ensure that the ported applications deliver optimal performance and scalability on Java, equivalent to the original application running in .Net, Cohen said.

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