Visual J# Tasks
You can perform the following tasks with Visual J#.
In This Section
- Common Programming Tasks
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Describes how to replace the implementation of a Visual J# library class with your own implementation.
- Migrating from Java
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Describes how to upgrade Java-like applications and older J+ projects to Visual J#.
- Integrating COM Applications with J#
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Describes how to create Visual J# COM client and server components and interface with other COM servers.
- Compiling J# Applications
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Describes how to build a J# application from Visual Studio.
- Accessing Data with J#
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Describes how to query data.
- Managing J# Projects
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Describes how to use Visual Studio to manage J# projects.
- Managing Serialization with J#
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Describes how to store and retrieve data temporarily.
- Upgrading to J#
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Describes how to upgrade older applications to Visual J#.
- Web Programming with J#
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Describes how to create reusable J# web components.
- Creating Windows GUI Applications with Visual J#
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Describes how to use Visual J# to create user interfaces for applications.
- How to: Access Resources from a .properties File
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Provides a code example that shows how to share a .properties file between Visual J# and a legacy application.
- How to: Call a Method in a DLL from Visual J#
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Provides steps to show how to call both static and dynamic methods from the Visual J# library.
- How to: Create a Visual J# Project from Existing J++ Code
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Provides the steps necessary to upgrade a Visual J++ project to Visual J#.
- How to: Deploy J# Browser Controls
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Describes how to create a simple control, deploy the control to a Web site, and display it on a Web page.
- How to: Implement an Interface in J#
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Provides code that shows you how to implement the java.lang.Comparable interface to compare bank transactions.
- How to: Validate User Input in a Console Application
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Provides steps for creating a console application that verifies the user entered a first and last name at run time.
- How to: Write a Package Scoped Class
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Provides examples that show how to package scoped classes.