Migrate legacy Java 8 (or older) applications to the latest LTS Java: modern language features, security patches, and performance, without a full rewrite. Java pairs directly with our government and BFSI systems-integration work, since Java/Spring is the dominant stack in Indian government and financial systems.
This isn't a migration playbook we read once. Java/Spring is part of the confirmed stack behind our own production systems, the same discipline that backs our RajSevaDwar, IFMS 3.0, and PM-WANI government engagements. See the full confirmed technology stack →.
Map every library and framework version against known CVEs and end-of-life dates before touching a line of code.
Upgrade in isolated slices, not a single all-at-once cutover, so the application stays deployable throughout.
Every migrated module runs against your existing test suite (or one we build alongside the migration if none exists) before it ships.
Staged rollout with the same infrastructure discipline that keeps XgenPlus at 99.9% uptime.
No. Java 8 to a current LTS is a language/runtime upgrade, not a rewrite. Most applications migrate module by module with no change to business logic.
The same audit-first approach applies: older versions just mean a longer dependency chain to work through before the module-by-module migration starts.
Yes, the assessment covers your actual framework and build tooling (Spring, Maven/Gradle, etc.) rather than assuming a specific setup.
