A bit history: the first release of this solution was about 9.5 years ago...

Today we've run into a strange situation. One of our clients ask us about automatic conversion of data from mainframe (that were defined as COBOL copybooks) into XML or Java/.NET objects. On our suggestion to use eXperanto, which is well known to him, he stated that he wouldn't like to use a tool of a company that is no more exists...

The situation, in our opinion, become more strange when you consider the following:

• eXperanto (the design-time tool and run-time libraries for Java and .NET) were developed, well tested, and delivered by us to production already several years ago.
• the client bought this set (the tool and libraries).
• the set is in production yet already in another big company, and is used time to time by our company in different migration projects.
• the client talks with developers of this tool and run-time libraries, and he knows about this fact.
• the client uses widely open source solutions even without dedicated vendors or support warranties.