I'm just getting my feet wet with J# express.  I'm trying to call the eval
function in a form but I get a 'cannot find method' error.  What am I
missing?

i've added a watch to reader.readline() and alinanMesaj name. i am debugging
my codes with stepinto option. after below line;
reader=new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(client.getInputStream()));
i see the the value of reader.readLine() watch correctly. below line is the

Application.Run(..) code executed, the windows form was shown on the screen,
but after this,
codes below this expression does not execute(for example server= new
ServerSocket(15)).

I've made a simplest java application. An empty class Test.java stored in
package "saa.test". I've compiled it using jvc.exe /target:library
/out:Test.dll.
It was done fine. The Test.dll was created without errors.

I'm writing a program that needs to use a database and I'm inserting a lot of
information into a database all at once.  My program creates about 7,000
INSERT commands that need to be preformed all at once.  It's taking about 2
and a half hours to complete all of these INSERT ...

I'm trying to integrate some program logic written in J# with a C# GUI.
Although there is a single entry point for the program (in the J#
code), objects in each need to be able to instantiate and call methods
on objects in the other. I'm having trouble finding a way to compile

Can someone on this forum tell me whether a COM DLL can be used in a Java
program? Or how would a Java program be brought into J#? I would prefer to
keep the main program platform-independent yet access a database whose
database is a COM DLL.

I'm writing some code for transferring datas between a C++ code (as
Server) and a J# code (as Client) with a Socket.
It works well but i realize that the size of my receiving buffer (in the
J# program) are very small.