ConferencesMeet us at Devoxx Poland in Kraków, Poland 2026Devoxx Poland (17 - 19 Jun): meet Webswing in Kraków and follow our short live highlights from the conference.
ConferencesMeet us at JAX in Mainz, Germany 2026JAX Mainz (5 - 7 May): we’re exhibiting - meet Webswing in person and follow our short live highlights.
ReleasesWebswing 26.1 is releasedJava 25 support, broader Oracle Forms compatibility and stronger session stability
ConferencesMeet us at DEVOXX France in Paris, France 2026DEVOXX France (22 - 24 Apr): we’re exhibiting in Paris. Meet the team and follow our short live highlights.
ConferencesMeet us at Voxxed Days Amsterdam in Amsterdam, Netherlands 2026We’ll be at Voxxed Days Amsterdam (1 - 2 Apr). Meet us in Amsterdam and follow our short live highlights.
BusinessWebswing: Alternative to RDP Solutions Like Citrix or SimilarRun Java desktop apps in the browser with Webswing - a focused alternative to RDP solutions like Citrix or similar.
ConferencesMeet us at JavaOne in Redwood City, USA 2026JavaOne, Redwood City (17 - 19 Mar): meet Webswing with webforJ and follow our short live updates from the conference.
BlogsCitrix vs Browser Delivery for Oracle Forms: Real Hidden CostCitrix vs browser delivery for Oracle Forms: where cost hides in onboarding, incidents, external access, and operational friction.
ConferencesMeet us at Devnexus in Atlanta, USA 2026Devnexus, Atlanta (4 - 6 Mar): meet Webswing with webforJ and follow our short live updates from the conference.
BlogsOracle Forms to Web: A Step-by-Step Modernisation BlueprintA step-by-step blueprint to modernise Oracle Forms: run Forms and web UI side-by-side, integrate APEX, replace modules without rewrites.
ConferencesMeet us at OOP Conference in Munich, Germany 2026Meet us at OOP 2026 in Munich with Easirun and webforJ. We share highlights and updates from the conference.
BlogsOracle Forms without a Java Client in 2026: Operations PlaybookRun Oracle Forms in any browser with Webswing. No Java client, centralised rollout, SSO-ready ops, monitoring and scaling.
SummariesWebswing Summary 2025As we do every year, it’s time to pause, look back and celebrate everything we’ve accomplished. For Webswing, 2025 was a year of intense dev…
WebinarsWebinar: Webswing 25.2 Release - Oracle Forms and new Features DemoFind out more about Webswing 25.2 including running Oracle Forms directly in the browser with no code changes and demos of new developer-foc…
BlogsWhy Webswing Modernisation and AI Are the Perfect MatchAI can’t safely rewrite complex Java apps. Webswing moves your Java Swing app to the browser with no code changes, so you can modernise and …
PartnershipsWebswing × webforJ: Modernising Java for the Web EraWebswing and webforJ unite to bring Java desktop applications into the modern web era - fast, secure, and without code rewrites. Together, t…
BlogsFrom Java Desktop Chaos to Browser SimplicityHow a Global Insurance Leader Brought a 20-Year-Old Java Swing App into the Web Without Rewriting a Single Line of Code.
ConferencesMeet us at DOAG Conference in Nuremberg, Germany 2025Join us at DOAG Nuremberg from 18–21 November 2025 for in-depth sessions on Oracle technologies. Don’t miss the Forms Stream on Wednesday, 1…
BlogsFrom Compatibility Chaos to Engineering CalmYears of OS updates turned a rock-solid Java Swing console into a maintenance headache. A global 5G provider adopted Webswing in a phased ro…
BlogsProtecting What You’ve Built: How Webswing Turns Stability into TrustGrowth is nothing without stability. Webswing protects your core technology, processes, and relationships so enterprises can modernise safel…
ReleasesWebswing 25.2 is released!Webswing 25.2 introduces full support for running Oracle Forms applications directly in the browser - without any code changes. This marks a…