I'm loading  a .gif image from an assembly via ResourceManager.getObject,
which returns System.Drawing.Bitmap. But I want to use it as the image on a
JButton. Does anyone have a J# example that converts  System.Drawing.Bitmap
to java.awt.Image, in memory? (I know I could write ...

I'm having trouble running the following example with J#. The call to
Method.invoke() results in an IllegalArgumentException which as far as I can
is wrong. Does anyone know how I can get around this? Where can I report this
as a bug?

I am trying to make a wallpaper changer for my computer using vjsharp. I have
done it , but it accepts only bmp files. I need to figure out a way to
convert jpg files to bmp so that I can make the program convert it and use it
as a wallpaper. Is there a standard library function ...

I love this feature of VS.NET, it creates a neat extra tab in the exe's
properties which shows extra information, like the people who created the
program, versioning and such.
Is there a way to enable/disable the feature though? I'm having trouble with

I've just installed J# (2003), but there are some serious issues:
Right off the bat, I get "Library not registered" after opening a new
Windows application.
Secondly, when attempting to add a form, I get "Could not run the

I think there is a bug in the J# implementation of java.util.LinkedList:
package Test;
import java.util.*;
public class Class1

Can someone (at Microsoft) tell me how the J# implementation of
InetAddress.equals(Object) works (Java version of equals)?  Does it do a
byte wise comparison of the address as stated in the Java API (and as it
does in the Windows JVM) or does it do a simple toString() comparison?

Hi;
Is there any way to compile java code that uses the java 1.3 runtime
environment?
If it can't use the VJ# runtime, can I use the GNU classpath runtime

I have no idea how to get into a dataset.  I'd like to print each piece of
data, but can't find the language to iterate through it.

Does anyone have any working TreeView code that loads
nodes dynamically.  I have a ton of info to move across
the wire and can't seem to find any good examples.  
Microsoft's example only works with two levels.