Building Web Applications with Visual J++

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Microsoft Visual J++ provides a great development environment for Java programmers. Enhancements to this release of Visual J++ that make building Java-enhanced Web applications even easier include:

  • Support for Dynamic HTML using the Windows Foundation Classes for Java (WFC).
  • Packaging and Deployment support for Web applications.
  • Integration with Visual InterDev, including a shared development environment and the ability to combine Visual J++ and Visual InterDev projects into a shared solution.
  • Full-featured HTML support.

Dynamic HTML Support

This release of Visual J++ introduces the Windows Foundation Classes for Java (WFC), a new applications framework that provides access to the Windows API. WFC also wraps the Dynamic HTML object model, implemented in Internet Explorer 4.0, in the wfc.html package.

For More Information   See https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa265490(v=vs.60) , online in MSDN Library Visual Studio 6.0.

Packaging and Deployment Support

New packaging and deployment support makes it easy to deploy your Web applications with a click of the mouse.

For More Information   See https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa265470(v=vs.60) , online in MSDN Library Visual Studio 6.0.

Integration with Visual InterDev

This release of Visual J++ shares a development environment with Visual InterDev. Beyond that, it's possible to combine both Visual J++ and Visual InterDev projects into a single solution.

For More Information   See https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa265251(v=vs.60) , online in MSDN Library Visual Studio 6.0.

The HTML editor in Visual J++ can help you insert links and bookmarks into your Web pages, create and modify HTML tables, and create scripts. The editor, which Visual J++ shares with Visual InterDev, provides three views for working with Web pages: Source view for editing HTML tags; Design view for working in a WYSIWYG environment; and Quick view to see your Web page as it will look in a browser.

For More Information   See the following topics online in MSDN Library Visual Studio 6.0.

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