Microsoft's tool to convert java to C#?

I was told a couple weeks ago that there was supposively some kind of tool to convert java source into C#. C# being so similar to Java, I figured it was likely true, but I haven't been able to find this translator anywhere. Does any one know where I can download this tool?
-Jason Thomas.

hi,
if you do find the site, do post the link, as of what i read in some article online, i think micosoft's support to java is only uptil jdk1.1.8, will the tool help convert later version code to c#, i think msdn.microsoft.com should also help. As pointed out gotdotnet does have some stuff on .net, but again there is a lot of hype and lies too...
cheerz
ynkrish

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