Visual J# Walkthroughs
The following walkthroughs are intended to familiarize you with using Visual Studio features to write Visual J# applications.
Creating and Accessing XML Web Services Walkthroughs
- Creating an XML Web Service with Visual J#
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Describes the process for writing a simple XML Web service using the ASP.NET Web Service project template.
- Accessing an XML Web Service with a Visual J# Web Forms Client
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Describes the process for writing a Web Forms client for an XML Web service.
- Accessing an XML Web Service with a Visual J# Windows Client
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Describes the process for writing a Windows Form client for an XML Web service.
Components and Controls Authoring Walkthroughs
- Authoring a Component with Visual J#
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Shows the development of a simple component, illustrating the interaction between client and component, object lifetime and circular references, debugging clients and components, and the use of shared methods and instance methods.
- Authoring a Simple Multithreaded Component with Visual J#
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Demonstrates creating a multithreaded component, explaining how threads work and how to coordinate multiple threads in your component.
- Authoring a User Control with Visual J#
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Shows how to develop a simple user control that inherits from the UserControl class and how to inherit from an established user control.
- Inheriting from a Windows Forms Control with Visual J#
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Demonstrates how to create a simple inherited button control. This button inherits functionality from the standard Windows Forms button and exposes a custom member.
Related Sections
- Visual J# NET
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Provides links to various areas of the Visual J# documentation set.
- Visual J# Samples
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Sample source code showing how to write applications for the .NET Framework using Visual J#.
- Visual Studio Walkthroughs
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Step-by-step guides for creating different types of applications and components using the various Visual Studio programming languages.