Does VJ# has any Autoincrement feature for DataColumn like the way we have in C#
Thanks
Jitesh

         Can any one please tell me the order in which GetConstructors(BindingFlags) function returns the constructors? This is because in C# the function takes the constructors in the order in which they are defined but in J# it always takes static construtors at last
This ...

At my school we are going to learn about jsp and for that
purpose we need to install Tomcat in order to execute jsp
and servlets.
Let's get this clear - I don't like Java and I had been

I have tried to add a control of Java AWT into the container of Windows Form , and it failed
Is there a solution for
publlic class test extends System.Windows.Forms.Form  
   public test()

I am having problems with MS getting rid of MS J++... I have a large
application that uses MS J++ code as a back-end data retrieval mechanism
into a VB application.  I am not ready to port my VB app to .Net, but
appearently I have to port my MS J++ code to J#.Net because of the

Type class - GetField() member function does not return protected fields when 'BindingFlags.NonPublic' flag is specified
Is this a bug in GetField() implementation in J#
Thanks
Jites

I cannot get the J# redist to install on Windows Server
2003.  I get the following error message right at the end
of the installation, after which, it uninstalls.
Product: Microsoft Visual J# .NET Redistributable Package

During custom implementation r/w operations trough sockets appears necessary invocation appropriate functions from native libraries with parameters of pointers at structures and other data types. For example, bind (server, (struct sockaddr*)&sin, sizeof(sin)). How could it ...

I am trying to use a class that we wrote that extends
GregorianCalendar.  But I get a CLR error
System.TypeInitializationException: The type initializer
for java.lang.System threw an exception.

http://osnews.com/story.php?news_id=5602
Interesting benchmark tests of various languages including java and J# -
 the I/O performance on J# is not good.  I have found this also to be a
problem when I have ported code from j++ or java to J#.  Are there any

Hi, all, I'm a bit of a dunce with J#, and I'm trying to progress from
Java to J#. I'm trying to write a vector (java.util.Vector) to a file,
this is fine, but reading it in, comes back with a stream corrupted
error. I think it's because the objects contained in the vector

I am using winform datagrid, and want to color specific
row based on the value selected in the combobox placed in
one of the columns of datagrid.
That is if the user selects status values = "DONE" than

Dear Authorities
I am new to J#.  I would like to create an ASP web application in J#.  What is the syntax for testing whether a form load is being processed as a result of a Postback
In Visual Basic ASP.Net one would use the following code to determine if the form load firing was ...

In Java,
Object.class.isAssignableFrom(int.class)
returns false.
In J#, the same thing returns true. The same happens if you pass in any of the Java primitive types e.g. double, boolean etc.

Basically J# doesn't allow access to protected members of other classes, but
C# does. ildasm shows that protected members are producing code like this:
   .method public hidebysig strict virtual
           instance long  getX() cil managed