I hava writing java . But My Company wants to using .NET .
I understand your says. if you have writing in Java and
want to using .NET , This time using J#. But if You
haven't java knowledge and want to using .NET You can
prefer C#..
I am very new J#. But I thinking of J# syntax similar Java
and C#. J# support class library All of them .NET and
higher JDK 1.2 version . But While J# compile Its using
MSIL but JAva is usin Java Runtime ..
Thanks a lot.
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>J# is aimed at those developers who are already very
comfortable with
>writing in Java. It allows you to take your existing Java
code and convert
>it to code that runs on .Net. If you are just starting
out development work
>and don't have a background in Java I would suggest using
C#. Please let me
>know if you have any further questions.
>
>I hope this is helpful,
>
>Michael Green
>Microsoft Developer Support
>
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>| I am very new J#. But I am working to devolop my self.
I
>| don't understant to different J# to c#.
>|
>| I know syntax different . But I know compile system
both
>| of the same.
>|
>| Why do I choice J# ? Why do you choice J#?
>|
>
>.
I just want to make sure you understand that J# only supports up to JDK
1.1.4 (with the addition of some collection classes) there is full support
for JDK 1.2. Since you have experience with Java and it's syntax, J# may be
a good way for you to go. You will still be able to code against the JDK
1.1.4 as well as the .Net Framework. One additional thing to keep in mind
is you can't always mix the two. For example you cannot place an AWT
component (JDK) on a Windows Form (.NET). Please let me know if you have
any further questions.
Thanks,
Michael Green
Microsoft Developer Support