9. .NET Interface : Differences between .NET and Java Interfaces
 
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Differences between .NET and Java Interfaces
Although the Java and .NET interfaces to the OpenROAD Server are both intended to be reflections of (and consistent with) the underlying COM interface, there are some areas where they are different. These differences include:
• Treatment of data values (see Treatment of Data Values)
• Representation of null values (see Representation of Null Values)
• Exception mapping (see Exception Mapping)
• IDisposable Interface (see IDisposable Interface)
• Data type conversions (see Data Type Conversions)
• No RSO Property Accessor on ASOSession (see No RSO Property Accessor on ASOSession)