is it possible to include the j# redist as part of a setup program? i
want to make it similar to installing the .net framework. by that i
mean, checking to see if it is installed, and if not, installing the
j# redist and then my app. can i do all that in one package?

I'm so confused... :-)
Perhaps somebody would point me in the right direction.  I was planning to
write a simple applet to display database records.  It's a large database
(in terms of number of rows) but it isn't complex.  It only has a couple of

Ok...ok. As a developer, again I want to write once, have it run in either
.NET or Sun's JVM.
Since these tow monolithic entities are NOT interested in really making our
lives, as developers "easier," in terms of writing code only once, I am too

Hi..
Thanks for reading my e mail.. i'm a newbie in J#, could
someone out there help me to learn about this stuff..??
regards

I have a server application written in J++ that I have
ported into J# (via a wizard).  After a few necessary
modifications to the code, it is now fully functional.  I
have now been tasked with creating a windows service for

I've converted a J++ Applet to j#. I really miss the Java console...
Does anyone know where is or how to open a Java console for j# Browser controls
(where I can see all the Console.WriteLine... )?
Thanks,

how does one play an audio stream in j#?

When debugging my J# application via using VS.NET 2002, a
particular framework call always throws an exception.
However when ran normally i.e. from the command prompt and
not via the debugger, the application works fine.

I am looking at porting an J++ applet to j# browser
controls.
The applet uses UrlConnection to talk to an http server.
In the j++ version it can process cookies on the server

We are trying to migrate a very very big project from Java Applets to
JBC.
I'm haveing bad time with Class.forName. What ever I try (even in very
simple demo)  I just keep getting "ClassNotFound" exceptions.