COBOL-to-Java and COBOL-to-C# Conversion Tools

Convert mission-critical COBOL into maintainable Java or C#

SoftwareMining provides an automated, non-AI, rule-based downloadable COBOL-to-Java and COBOL-to-C# Conversion Toolkit . It operates within the customer's own infrastructure and generates maintainable Java or C# source code using predefined conversion rules.

The predictable, repeatable and auditable process allows enterprise customers and systems integrators to retain control of source code, business data, testing, target architecture and deployment.


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The SoftwareMining COBOL Conversion Toolkit supports:

  • Automated conversion of COBOL applications using CICS, JCL, VSAM, IMS and DB2
  • Maintainable Java or C# source code owned by the customer
  • Conversion designed to preserve established business behaviour, supported by functional-equivalence testing
  • Customer or system-integrator control of conversion, testing and deployment
  • Deployment on AWS, Azure, Kubernetes, private cloud or on-premises infrastructure

Because application analysis and conversion take place within the client's infrastructure, source code and business data remain under client control, supporting enterprise security, privacy and regulatory requirements.


COBOL-to-Java Case Studies

SoftwareMining's COBOL-to-Java modernization technology has been used by organizations across banking, government, insurance and large enterprise delivery programmes.

Banking & Financial Services

ING Bank Bank of Montreal CRIF TransUnion

Government

Maine Revenue Services Texas DFPS

Insurance

Verisk

Global Systems Integrators

CGI Whirlpool Modernization project delivered with NTT DATA

Why Organizations Choose SoftwareMining

SoftwareMining provides conversion tools that enterprise customers and system integrators can operate themselves, with technical support from SoftwareMining.


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If you are evaluating approaches to enterprise COBOL modernization, these resources provide further guidance on strategy, planning, migration and testing: