actually I try to save an image with j#. I've searched the help, there
I've found this line:
FileStream fs = new FileStream("C:\\winnt\\Gone Fishing2.BMP",
FileMode.OpenOrCreate, FileAccess.Write);

I'm pretty new to VJ#, and I'm trying to import a project that originally
compiled under VJ++.
There are some classes, though, that cannot be found from the compiler
(namely, java.io.ByteToCharConverter and

Does anyone know if it is possible to use JbImp to convert JavaBeans into .NET resource?
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Hey guys
I am not a J# guy at all but made the unfortunate mistake of using the J#
zip classes in a .NET app of mine :-( The app takes a zip file, strips off
certain filtered files and writes a new zip file. The issue is that this new

I'm going to be writing a DLL in VS C++ that will be used by the Java team
here. They're using Sun Java and I'll structure the DLL so that the normal
JNI will work for them. I'd like to test my DLL though in J# but a simple
example seems to indicate J# may not support it. For ...

The following JScript code uses associative array. How can
I achieve the same in J# ? Could someone please give a
similar J# example?
To understand, save the following as an HTML file and open

I installed VS.NET from Visual Studio Enterprise Architect
2002 DVD. When I try to create a new project in the
Solution Explorer of .NET, I see only Visual Basic and
Visual C# in the list of 'Project Types'. Why Visual J# is

I have an applet that sends data to a web server via the
query string of the url (HTTP GET).  When the query string
data contains a backslash (\) it is sent to the web server
differently depending on whether the code is running as a

Does anyone know how to get rid of the little generic window icon in the
title bar of Dialogs?  My application has an icon and I use
Frame.setIconImage() to set the same icon in the title bar of all my Frames
so I know how to set a window icon and that works fine.  The problem is

Visual J# 2005 Express Edition Beta is available for download from MSDN
here:
http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express/vjsharp/
Visual J# 2005 Express is a lightweight, easy to use tool for developing

Hi, all
My question is just as the title. Is it possible to compile JDK1.4 source
code with J#?
I have tried but it failed with 11 error messages and hundreds of warning.s.

My code has such a string:
 public static final int JPEG = 1;
I created a COM from this code, and do not see this variable in the COM.
The class is public, marked with COMVisible(true).

/**@dll.import("Iphlpapi")*/
*public static native int *GetIpForwardTable(int p1, int p2, boolea
p3);
That declaration is right?

Can you use a resource file with jbimp to include a version number in the resulting dll?
If so, what steps are necessary to create a resource file?

In C#:
System.Text.UTF8Encoding utf8 = new System.Text.UTF8Encoding()
System.Text.Encoder encoder = utf8.GetEncoder()
encoder.GetBytes( char[] chars, int charIndex, int charCount, byte[] bytes,