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PERCobol

Description Documentation Evaluation Fact sheet FAQ Features Platforms Options LegacyJ PERCobol compiler technology allows existing COBOL applications to easily be "extracted and migrated" to use modern COBOL and Java capabilities. Flexible Extensible and Functional   System Independence -- PERCobol permits the freedom to "stay put" or "move" COBOL anywhere at your own pace. Use LegacyJ PERCobol to migrate existing proprietary COBOL applications to "open" standards based platforms. Bring COBOL and Java together  -- PERCobol compiler technology contains leading edge features for building J2EE compliant and traditional COBOL applications. Consider integrating COBOL and Java based applications to form a cohesive business processes.    XML PARSE statement SQL Stored Procedures Deploy on any J2EE Application Server Add Java application components Integrate Java in COBOL and more...  LegacyJ PERCobol is the COBOL modern  compiler permitting straight-forward intuitive use  of advanced "Open" technologies. PERCobol compiles more than 15 dialects of COBOL, and includes the multi-platform development environment built using Eclipse technology.

Value and Your GOALS "Standards Based Computing" -- LegacyJ technology opens the door to Standards based computing which is the lowest cost computing available. "Add New Capabilities" -- Commodity Computing offers a choice in Operating Systems, database and. application server.   Reduce the cost of ownership while increasing business flexibility.   Who brings together the best features of COBOL (the programming language) and Java (the execution environment); LegacyJ!  COMPETITIVE TRADE-IN If you are a user of  Micro Focus, AcuCobol or RM/Cobol, LegacyJ offers a competitive trade-in. Check with LegacyJ Sales to learn more about this opportunity. sales@legacyj.com

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