kewlgeye

Hello all,


I was wondering. I read that you can convert a compiled java program to work in Visual Studio in J# using Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL).

I was wondering if it is possible to convert a program in J# into a java txt file, or .class file?

I was wondering this because I would like to take advantage of Visual Studios ability to size GUI's and the placement of buttons. I don't really know how to do this in java, and noticed that visual basic was able to do this.

Jimbo

J# and Java are not quite the same (though there may be ways of going in between, I really don't know). What I do know, though is that J# is no longer supported as of Visual Studio 2008 ("and there was much rejoicing").

Have you tried NetBeans? I thought it had a Java GUI editor (note: never used it myself, don't know for sure).

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kewlgeye

I was using visual studio 2008, and I didn't realize that it didn't support J#.

Oh well, I have used eclipse, but I will have to look at netbeans to see.

Thank you for your reply.

Ezzaral

Netbeans and Eclipse (via plugin I believe) both have GUI builders.