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porting java 1.4.2 application to J#24 Oct 2005 02:03 GMT5
I've got an application that's written for java 1.4.2 and I'd like to
compile this with J#. Now, this works fine, but some classes are missing. I
think, I heart, that J# only supports java 1.1.4 ... now, is there a way to
"upgrade" J#? Did someone compile the java 1.4.2 sources ...
Use J# Forum for getting quick answers to J# related queries17 Oct 2005 15:03 GMT1
If you have questions about Visual J# – including the IDE, Java-language
syntax, JDK functionality, migrating Java-language applications to run on the
.NET Framework, and more, post the same at the J# Forum located here -
http://forums.microsoft.com/msdn/ShowForum.aspx?ForumID=28
Comments about J#'s two type systems09 Oct 2005 17:07 GMT4
Hello,          I've had numerous problems in past weeks calling ADO.NET
from J#.  The cause of these problems frequently stems from ADO.NET's
inability to deal with J#'s native types.  My code is full of casts to such
types as
convert .net byte[] to/from J# byte[] (and char[])06 Oct 2005 23:15 GMT1
Hi;
Any suggestions on the best way to do this?
thanks - dave
david@at-at-at@windward.dot.dot.net
Read file embedded in the DLL06 Oct 2005 23:11 GMT1
Hi;
I need to get an InputStream to files embedded in the dll file. The C#
way to do this is:
       Stream s =
 
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