I have been struggling with .NET. Actually, I have been fighting pitched battles with it. All I want to do is take our existing Java client example code and write an equivalent in C#. Easy, right? Trisha's Guide to Converting Java to C# Turns out writing the actual C# is relatively straightforward. Putting to one side the question of writing optimal code (these are very basic samples after all), to get the examples to compile and run was a simple process: 1. Find-and-replace the following (only you can't use Ctrl+R like I expect. Sigh.) final = readonly (but remove from method params) System.out.printf = Console.WriteLine Map = Dictionary BigDecimal = decimal Set ... oh. I have no idea. 2. When using callbacks, replace anonymous inner classes with delegates Java something.doSomething(new SomethingRequest(), new SomethingCallBack() { public void onSuccess() { System.out.println("Action successful"); } public voi...