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I'm looking for a .Net stub library for Java which allow me to write J# code used any System.* package in Java RAD tool. Any ideas ? Thanks
| I'm looking for a .Net stub library for Java which allow me to write J#
| code used any System.* package in Java RAD tool. | I'm not quite sure what you are asking for. J# supports the standard JDK 1.1.4 API as well as all of the .Net Runtime classes. If you are looking for managed implementations of some third party Java packages, you will need to contact the company that wrote the packages. Thanks, Michael Green Microsoft Developer Support
Uhhh... WE HEARD YOU THE FIRST TIME! AUGHHHHH!
Sorry,
Actually I'm looking for pluggable jar of stub classes representing ..Net System package for Java which allow for coding in .Net libraries on RAD tools other than Visual Studio.Net I cant used any Java RAD Tools to write J# code which accessing System package. Thanks [quoted text, click to view] Michael Green wrote:
> | I'm looking for a .Net stub library for Java which allow me to write J# > | code used any System.* package in Java RAD tool. > | > > > I'm not quite sure what you are asking for. J# supports the standard JDK > 1.1.4 API as well as all of the .Net Runtime classes. If you are looking > for managed implementations of some third party Java packages, you will > need to contact the company that wrote the packages. > > Thanks, > > Michael Green > Microsoft Developer Support >
Sorry,
Actually I'm looking for pluggable jar of stub classes representing ..Net System package for Java which allow for coding in .Net libraries on RAD tools other than Visual Studio.Net I cant used any Java RAD Tools to write J# code which accessing System package. Thanks [quoted text, click to view] Michael Green wrote:
> | I'm looking for a .Net stub library for Java which allow me to write J# > | code used any System.* package in Java RAD tool. > | > > > I'm not quite sure what you are asking for. J# supports the standard JDK > 1.1.4 API as well as all of the .Net Runtime classes. If you are looking > for managed implementations of some third party Java packages, you will > need to contact the company that wrote the packages. > > Thanks, > > Michael Green > Microsoft Developer Support >
Sorry,
Actually I'm looking for pluggable jar of stub classes representing ..Net System package for Java which allow for coding in .Net libraries on RAD tools other than Visual Studio.Net I cant used any Java RAD Tools to write J# code which accessing System package. Thanks [quoted text, click to view] Michael Green wrote:
> | I'm looking for a .Net stub library for Java which allow me to write J# > | code used any System.* package in Java RAD tool. > | > > > I'm not quite sure what you are asking for. J# supports the standard JDK > 1.1.4 API as well as all of the .Net Runtime classes. If you are looking > for managed implementations of some third party Java packages, you will > need to contact the company that wrote the packages. > > Thanks, > > Michael Green > Microsoft Developer Support >
Sorry,
Actually I'm looking for pluggable jar of stub classes representing ..Net System package for Java which allow for coding in .Net libraries on RAD tools other than Visual Studio.Net I cant used any Java RAD Tools to write J# code which accessing System package. Thanks [quoted text, click to view] Michael Green wrote:
> | I'm looking for a .Net stub library for Java which allow me to write J# > | code used any System.* package in Java RAD tool. > | > > > I'm not quite sure what you are asking for. J# supports the standard JDK > 1.1.4 API as well as all of the .Net Runtime classes. If you are looking > for managed implementations of some third party Java packages, you will > need to contact the company that wrote the packages. > > Thanks, > > Michael Green > Microsoft Developer Support >
Sorry,
Actually I'm looking for pluggable jar of stub classes representing ..Net System package for Java which allow for coding in .Net libraries on RAD tools other than Visual Studio.Net I cant used any Java RAD Tools to write J# code which accessing System package. Thanks [quoted text, click to view] Michael Green wrote:
> | I'm looking for a .Net stub library for Java which allow me to write J# > | code used any System.* package in Java RAD tool. > | > > > I'm not quite sure what you are asking for. J# supports the standard JDK > 1.1.4 API as well as all of the .Net Runtime classes. If you are looking > for managed implementations of some third party Java packages, you will > need to contact the company that wrote the packages. > > Thanks, > > Michael Green > Microsoft Developer Support >
Sorry,
Actually I'm looking for pluggable jar of stub classes representing ..Net System package for Java which allow for coding in .Net libraries on RAD tools other than Visual Studio.Net I cant used any Java RAD Tools to write J# code which accessing System package. Thanks [quoted text, click to view] Michael Green wrote:
> | I'm looking for a .Net stub library for Java which allow me to write J# > | code used any System.* package in Java RAD tool. > | > > > I'm not quite sure what you are asking for. J# supports the standard JDK > 1.1.4 API as well as all of the .Net Runtime classes. If you are looking > for managed implementations of some third party Java packages, you will > need to contact the company that wrote the packages. > > Thanks, > > Michael Green > Microsoft Developer Support >
sorry... I'm didnt know the message was sent out in the 1st place....
[quoted text, click to view] Gary Morris wrote:
> Uhhh... WE HEARD YOU THE FIRST TIME! AUGHHHHH! > >
I don't know of any Java stubs for the .Net Framework. Keep in mind that
J# was meant to help you migrate away from Java and onto .Net, not the other way around. Thanks, Michael Green Microsoft Developer Support
thanks
[quoted text, click to view] Michael Green wrote:
> I don't know of any Java stubs for the .Net Framework. Keep in mind that > J# was meant to help you migrate away from Java and onto .Net, not the > other way around. > > Thanks, > > Michael Green > Microsoft Developer Support >
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> > I don't know of any Java stubs for the .Net Framework. Keep in mind that > > J# was meant to help you migrate away from Java and onto .Net, not the > > other way around. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Michael Green > > Microsoft Developer Support What Ivan means is classes with dummy implementation ("stubs") that represent the .NET framework System.* or other package classes. Obviously he wants to use productivity tools of other Java IDE (like Borland JBuilder) to write his source code and then build using the J# compiler (could add a plugin to JBuilder for example or a custom menu item at the tools menu to call the J# compiler) I've done similar with JBuilder in the past, was building code that contained both MSJava and SunJava stuff and was loading the appropriate classes at runtime depending on whether it found out it was running in MSJava or not. My pattern was using interfaces in the main program code and talk to interfaces only, not concrete classes, plus loading classes that implemented those interfaces dynamically (like plugins), depending on the Java Runtime I found (MS or Sun one). The MS version of my code would use say ActiveX controls for multimedia whereas the Sun Java part would use JMF, QTJava etc. Was using such a thing at the TV and Browser components of E-Slate (http://e-slate.cti.gr) before the platform moved to Java2 (wasn't my decision at the time, but proved to not be a bad decision since MSJava VM died eventually) So Ivan, you could maybe use Rational Rose or similar tool to get UML out of the .NET classes, then spit out Java stubs for those class definitions. Another nice tool that can also do Java decompilation into UML is Poseidon UML, but it doesn't support .NET (yet). Supports Sun Java and C++ for now. Why not send them a suggestion? .NET supports introspection so it shouldn't be very hard to add .NET library->UML support so that you can then do .NET library->UML->Sun Java stubs as you were wanting in the first place or you can write a direct .NET library->Java stub yourself using J# or other ..NET language and the reflection/introspection API offered by .NET cheers, George ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ George Birbilis <birbilis@kagi.com> [MVP J#] [9880] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + QuickTime VCL and ActiveX controls (for PowerPoint/VB/Delphi etc.) + Plugs VCL and ActiveX controls (InterProcess/Internet communication) + TransFormations, VB6 forms to ASP.net WebForms convertion http://www.kagi.com/birbilis + Robotics http://www.mech.upatras.gr/~robgroup .........................................................................
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