Overview Features

The TranspositionStudio is the main tool of the Instant CloudMove solution for moving locally installed applications (at this stage VB6 and .NET) to native .NET web applications with HTML5 front-ends, that can be maintained and developed with standard Microsoft tools.

The Studio transposes most of the original client/server code to its new web-based environment automatically, without any user intervention. A unique built-in Mapping mechanism is used for the rest of the code (about only 5%) in order to bridge the gap between desktop and web or cloud technologies by cross-mapping controls/capabilities and defining appropriate rules. In adidtion to the migration benefits, the Studio also allows modernization capabilities such as code enhancements or total refactoring to the latest .NET or mobile capabilities.

The result is a high performance, low-risk solution for moving client/server applications to the post PC world and the fastest time to market compared to rewriting your applications or any other migration approach.

Overview Features

Automatic transposition wizard
Over 95% of the VB6 code is automatically transposed as Instant CloudMove only needs to bridge the gaps between client/server and web technologies using a unique Mapping Studio. The transposition is done at a quick pace of 100,000 lines of code per minute.
Assessment report
Accurate and detailed free code analysis report specifies how much time and resources are needed. In addition, the process itself relies on high automation levels that reduce the number of human decisions to a minimum.
Code enhancements
UI upgrades and code modernization (refactoring) are available during the migration process using the intuitive Mapping Studio, in order to fully take advantage of the modern .NET framework.
Familiar development environment
Standard maintenance and further development in MS Visual Studio in a pure .NET development environment.
100% pure .NET code
The output is a compile-able .NET code either in C# or VB.NET.
Continuous evolving development
No need to stop working on the original application even during the migration process.