Visual J++

[hlk]

I'm using Visual J++ 1.0. I have used the customize-tools to implement support for Java2 - it works ok.

The classbrowser does not handle embedded classes to well

ie:

class a
{
public a(){ ... }
public void x() { ... }
class b { ... }
public void x1() { ... }
public void x2() { ... }
}

from class a, a() and x() is showing but not x1() and x2()
from class b, everything is showing.

Has anyone tryed to use Java2 with MS Visual J++ 6.0
Is it possible to customize the 6.0 to the same extend as 1.0 ?

[Masaaki]

Hi.

I'm just wondering that Java2 means Sun JDK1.2?

I also have J++1.1, but you have to change class.zip file from
Microsoft to Sun at the system directory.
However, J++ seems not to support rmi and so on.

J++ never supports to Sun Java at some part.
And Microsoft changes Java from the horse to the pig.

Regards.
-Masaai Onishi-

[hlk]

Sorry for not making it clear.

I only use the MS Visual J++ IDE. I think i works well and is quite quick on my 133 Mhz pentium. JBuilder is to heavy and the Visual Café is just to slow.

By using the tool menu in Visual J++ I can create my own menu items in the IDE
I compile and run my applications using only the SUN JDK1.2 (now Java2).
I have 3 menu items in the tool menu :
Tool1 = javac -deprecated xxx.java (xxx = current file showing in the IDE)
Tool2 = javac -deprecated wspname.java ( compiles all files )
Tool3 = java wspname ( run )

I get all compile/run error and System.out.println in the IDE's windows.

What I wonder is wehter or not i still can do this in the 6.0 - when i tryed it the other day it seemed like MS had removed this option to customize the IDE.

[Masaaki]

Hi.

Well, in fact, I have not noticed this.
Now, my J++ can compile java file by JDK compiler and show the error message in output execpt which I memtioned.

I'm not interested in MS J++ partly because I use VC++ to develop
Window application.
Only focus of Java is Sun and compensates for some weak point
of VC++ like networking and compatablity of IE and NS.

VC6.0 has the same option and we can compile java file
by JDK compiler and show the error message in output window.
However, because I didn't install J6.0, I don't know your answer.

Regards.
-Masaaki Onishi