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Migrating from COBOL to Java

Sneed, 2010

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13577318984065857146
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Sneed H
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2010 IEEE International Conference on Software Maintenance

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This paper is an industrial report on a project for migrating an airport management system from a Bull mainframe using COBOL as a programming language and IDS as a database system to a distributed UNIX platform using Java and Oracle. The focus here is on the …
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