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  1. Cobol for Microsoft .NET

    Learn how Fujitsu COBOL targets the .NET CLR to build ASP.NET pages and web services, with setup guidance and code examples.

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  2. .NET Arrays with Micro Focus COBOL.NET

    Overview of how to use the System.Array class with Micro Focus COBOL.NET. Covers the syntax needed to create and use Arrays. Includes examples and sample code

    Michael BleisteinMichael Bleistein18,1511,000

  3. Calling COBOL from C#

    There is a lot of COBOL code in production around the world. Rewriting that code into another langugage just to change the language makes little sense and introduces a high level of risk. Instead of changing the COBOL code that has been working and doing it's job for quite a while, why not interact with it using C#? This article shows how to utilize C# to call both procedural and object oriented COBOL.

    Rick MalekRick Malek36,0591,000

  4. Using Labels with Visual COBOL

    Our examples will focus on a single control. We’ll show you how to manipulate the properties of that control programmatically.

    Rick MalekRick Malek12,9141,000

  5. Declaring Namespaces with Micro Focus for COBOL.NET

    In this article we will see how to use the ILUSING directive to declare namespaces in your COBOL.NET programs using Micro Focus.

    Michael BleisteinMichael Bleistein14,9191,000

  6. Cobol for Microsoft .NET

    Learn how COBOL can be used with Microsoft .NET and introduced to modern .NET development.

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  7. Welcome to COBOL.NET, corner of the C# Corner

    This column will hopefully help those of you looking to use Fujitsu NetCOBOL for .NET. We are going to present some How To articles beginning with the basic information about the environment, the interaction with Visual Studio.NET, the Designers and the COBOL language.

    Rick Malek18,0701,000

  8. Welcome to COBOL.NET, corner of the C# Corner

    This column will hopefully help those of you looking to use Fujitsu NetCOBOL for .NET. We are going to present some How To articles beginning with the basic information about the environment, the interaction with Visual Studio.NET, the Designers and the COBOL language.

    Rick Malek4,4751,000