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.NET Forum / Languages / Visual J# / February 2005

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Custom Attributes in J#28 Feb 2005 23:43 GMT4
Is it possible to define customer attributes in a J# application? I've seen
it done in C#, but i tried it in J# and it wouldn't work. I tried the
following code:
/** @attribute System.AttributeUsage (System.AttributeTargets.Assembly) */
converting my J# application to Java28 Feb 2005 16:54 GMT3
generaly speaking,
is it overly complicated to convert my j# application to java?
or will there be alot of adjusting to do?
also can somebody link me to any articles or anything on the subject.
About JBC1.1b28 Feb 2005 12:14 GMT4
Could JSharp Browser Control 1.1b create a Socket() and connect to the same
Web server that the J# Browser Control is downloaded from?
I attemped to convert a applet to JSharp Browser Control,but it had a
SecurityException in runtime when I used a Socket() class.
J# java.util.Calendar bug????????26 Feb 2005 01:13 GMT2
I have a strange problem when adding a year to a 'leap' date. i.e.
2004/02/29 (yyyy/mm/dd) and wondering if anyone else has experienced
it. Basically J# code gives a different result than C# and Java. Check
out this code:
Controlling number of decimal places25 Feb 2005 20:49 GMT2
I have a double value 1.2344567
I want to convert to a String with just two decimal places (always showing
two places even if zeroes).
Any suggestions? (I know how to do it in Java using DecimalFormat class, but
Paint a graph18 Feb 2005 19:43 GMT4
can anybody give me any hint on where to find anything on painting a graph in
J#
i have no idea where to start ive searched all through the msdn and google,
i just cant find anything productive.
Accessing the windows registry17 Feb 2005 21:04 GMT1
I have been making a wallpaper changer, and have made it to a large extent.
Now I want to add some customizable options in the program, Like the search
path for image files for the wallpaper, and whether the program should change
the wallpaper at logon.
System.Windows.Forms.UserControl as JPanel parent?14 Feb 2005 19:17 GMT4
Does anyone know if it  is possible to add a JPanel to a
System.Windows.Forms.UserControl, or other WinForms container?
(Trust me, I have a good reason for doing this!)
I tried the following, but of course last line does not compile:
Need some help please12 Feb 2005 20:42 GMT3
can someone write or find a program with
1. convert between data types
2. use an array
3. use a vector
finishing of an application12 Feb 2005 10:25 GMT2
ok, my application is finished and i exporeted it as an exe,
the exe starts without problems too,
now how can i put  my own ico file onto the exe?
and is there a way to export the programm so it doesnt need .net installed
InputStream.read doesn't block read while waiting for data08 Feb 2005 20:39 GMT2
Using J# 1.0 library, it appears that while read is waiting for data, some
kind of "message pump" in VS 2003 allows events to fire - ON THE SAME THREAD.
So the call stack looks like:
<callback fn registered with Visual Studio event>
calling a method03 Feb 2005 15:13 GMT1
i have a problem
in my project i have 2 Forms,
in one of the two i want to call a method from the other like
Form2.method()
icons in menus03 Feb 2005 12:35 GMT3
Dear Gentlemen,
How to make menus with icons in J# Browser controls (e.i. using java.awt
classes)?
Best Regards,
Creating Visual J# Projects02 Feb 2005 01:03 GMT2
I'm just starting using J#.  I'm having trouble creating a new Project.  I
get and error message after attempting to create a new project.  It says:
"Project xxx could not be opened because the Microsoft Visual J# .NET
compiler could not be created.
How to Invoke Methods by Name using JAVA reflection01 Feb 2005 18:21 GMT2
I have write a code to invoke methods by name. Below is the sourcecode
that i have writen. The problem is, how can i pass data String or
Double to method "add". This source code just invoke int a and int b.
Actually from this source code i want to design Fault Injection Tools
 
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