Upgrading from Studio Enterprise Edition

Studio Enterprise Edition comes in two variants - Studio Enterprise Edition (Windows) and Studio Enterprise Edition (UNIX). These are the paths to upgrade your applications created with them:

Studio Enterprise Edition (Windows) used Visual Studio 2008. You upgrade your projects created with it to Enterprise Developer for Visual Studio - see its product help available from Upgrading from Studio Enterprise Edition.
Studio Enterprise Edition (UNIX) was used to create applications for Linux and UNIX. You upgrade such applications to Enterprise Developer for Eclipse. The process you use for upgrading your applications also applies when you upgrade applications created with Server Express.

Where to start?

If you've never used Eclipse before, see New to Eclipse.
See Developing Applications for more information about creating applications.

Ready to import your existing applications?

Once you are familiar with the IDE, you can import your existing code into Enterprise Developer:

See Upgrading from Studio Enterprise Edition for an explanation of what you need to install and an overview of the process of upgrading existing applications.
See Backward Compatibility with Earlier Micro Focus Products for information about the differences in behavior and terminology between the earlier Micro Focus products and Enterprise Developer.

What next?

Enterprise Developer is a powerful development environment with a variety of features and tools suited to help you program your applications in an efficient and effective way.

See the tutorials for examples of applications you can create with Enterprise Developer.
Find out more about the various ways you can debug applications.