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

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JAVA IDE like Visual Studio .NET27 Apr 2005 22:22 GMT3
I have to work on a project embracing Java 2 and Java 3D, but want to use the
Visual Studio .NET environment, since Intellisense and all of the other
goodies have spoiled me in my coding for C# applications.  Since VJ# only
supports Java 1.1.4, I won't be able to code the latest ...
Autocorrect in VJ# 200527 Apr 2005 16:24 GMT2
Does the Beta versions with VJ# 2005 (Express especially) contain
AutoCorrect?
Thank you,
Hrvoje
javax.sound26 Apr 2005 22:04 GMT1
I tried to convert applet to J# Browser controls using vjc.exe and
jbimp.exe, and got message similar to
class not found: javax.sound.Sampled.XXXXXXX
It looks like .NET does not have these functions.  How can I resolve this
printf in J#? 19 Apr 2005 15:12 GMT2
I'm sure this has been asked before, but I searched groups.google.com
and didn't find any answers.  I was wondering if anyone has created a
class that mimics the printf() function found in many other languages,
for J#?
J# to true executable ?19 Apr 2005 15:08 GMT2
Is there any tool available which will translate a J# program into a true
executable program (so that users of the program do  not also have to
download the related J# and .NET redistributable packages)?
Is there any such tool for true JAVA, i.e. translating a JAVA program into a
java.util.zip read help19 Apr 2005 12:15 GMT5
I am trying to use the zip stuff in vjslib in Visual C++ .NET 2003, but I'm
having problems with the read(byte[], int, int) and read(byte[]) methods. For
some reason, when I try (source code to put this in context is at bottom):
zipStream->read(fileBytes); or
Redirection in code18 Apr 2005 23:32 GMT6
Is it possible to open a url on the client directly in code. I'm using the
<command> parameter in skmmenu but I need to open a link on the client after
processing the code called in <command>. It seems that it should be the
simplest thing to do but I just can't figure it out. Can ...
J# Class Library18 Apr 2005 21:57 GMT1
Suppose that I write a J# class library. When that gets compiled it produces
a .DLL file. Is that .DLL file a standard, regular type of .DLL? In
particular, can I reference that .DLL file from a C++ program? And most
importantly, when that C++ program runs on a computer, and ...
ControlCollection class17 Apr 2005 00:44 GMT2
I can't seem to access the methods of the ControlCollection class.
I have a TabPage object:  myTabPage;
I get the collection of controls for myTabPage by doing:
   System.Windows.Forms.Control.ControlCollection collection
J# Redistributable17 Apr 2005 00:28 GMT1
Have I made a horrendous mistake?
I've been writing a program in J#, since it looked like a really great
language, made development nice and easy, and had features particularly
suited to my application. This program is intended to be given away free,
Arrow keys17 Apr 2005 00:02 GMT1
We have developed a game by using keys to move a button
in the form area.  We are using the keypress event for
move the button.  We would like to use arrow keys to move
the button.  Instead when we use arrow keys the focus is
import or include java .class file14 Apr 2005 03:08 GMT4
How can I import or include java .class file in Visual J#.
Please help
Best regards,
chanmm
Java Serialization is REALLY SLOW in J#11 Apr 2005 23:22 GMT1
I am migrating a rather large application from J++ to J#. It has a
multi-tiered architecture and depends heavily on Java serialization for
moving data beetween server and clients. However, the Java serialization,
using java.io.ObjectOutputStream and java.io.ObjectInputStream is ...
Sockets and threads in J#11 Apr 2005 23:12 GMT1
I have a couple of questions about sockets and threads in J#,
Any feedback is quite welcome.
I create a server socket:
    ServerSocket serverSocket = new ServerSocket(m_nPortNumberServerSocket);
Java to J# - Enumeration problem09 Apr 2005 18:46 GMT1
Im struggling with figuring out a way to make the following code work:
public class traffic_light implements Runnable {
     enum trafficState { Stop, PrepareToGo, Go, PrepareToStop }
    public String name = "";
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