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Suman Dhar
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I am using the Outsystems platform to develop a web application. But everytime I am deploying the application it is using .NET stack but instead I want to have java stack. How can I switch my default platform server to generate java code for my applications?
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Kilian Hekhuis
 
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I'm pretty sure that has been asked before, and the answer is you can't. At least, not in the personal environments in the cloud.
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Suman Dhar
But everywhere it is being said that outsystems generates JAVA or C# .NET code. Why then?
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Kilian Hekhuis
 
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Because, as no doubt everywhere also says, that's when you install it commercially. The free version is .NET only.
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Suman Dhar
Ok, then if I use 30 day trial version of Enterprise edition then will I be able to deploy my existing web applications in J2EE environment? 
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Kilian Hekhuis
 
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I'm not sure. It seems likely, as you'd want a trial on your potential future platform.
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Suman Dhar
Anybody here who knows the clear picture? My requirement is I want to create web application in Outsystem in J2EE stack. What should I do? I already installed service studio and integration studio and tried a demo app.
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Kilian Hekhuis
 
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Suman, contact OutSystems directly. They can tell you what's possible.
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Suman Dhar
Isn't it the official community where outsystems can see my post and reply?
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Kilian Hekhuis
 
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No, this is the users community. OutSystem employees may read and reply, but it isn't guaranteed. If you have questions about trials ans such, you'd better contact them directly.
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João Santos
Hi Suman,

If you are looking for a free version of OutSystems Platform, then the Personal Edition is the way to go.
The trial version is designed to let you experiment during 30 days, that's all.

Best regards,

Joao

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João Santos
Hi Sunar,

Let me confirm also that, while the Personal Edition is on .NET only, other editions of OutSystems do give you a choice between Java and .NET.

OutSystems applications you develop with Service Studio have the same behavior whether they are compiled to and run on Java, or they are compiled to and run on .NET. 
The most common scenario where you need to worry about Java vs. NET is when you want to embed your own code using an extension, or use a Forge component that includes one extension in one of the stacks.

Joao

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RAFIUDEEN CHOZHAN KUMARASAMY


Hi Joao,


The most common scenario where you need to worry about Java vs. NET is when you want to embed your own code using an extension, or use a Forge component that includes one extension in one of the stacks.

I disagree with this. It's not necessary that we worry about Java vs .NET only when we want to embed our own code. There is clearly a platform choice; either JAVA or .NET. Once, one decides to go with JAVA one would want to have a JAVA deliverable, in other words non-Microsoft-dependant deliverable. 

-Rafiudeen.

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RAFIUDEEN CHOZHAN KUMARASAMY

Hi Suman,

I've the same question here.


Apparently, looks like OutSystems is .NET friendly. Any chance that you were able to produce pure JAVA deliverable by using OutSystems platform?


Thanks in advance!

-Rafiudeen.


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