J#,only about J#

bookworm · 06-12-2003, 04:36 AM

This is a question related to J# and to add to your anger,its a very stupid one too.
Now don't get fired up to flame me,I did ask everyone to create a separate .net forum,but they said I should use the C# forum to address my querries.
Getting down to business,I'm a VB.net hobbyist but would like to also learn J#.Now,before I start buying books on J#,I would like to know some basics about it.I use Visual Studio Enterprise Architect and supposedly,J# is installed in it(atleast the splash screen says so).Can u tell me how to actually start a J# project,the New Project shows no J# options.
Hope to get replies soon.

**nvoigt** · 06-13-2003, 08:25 AM

First, I would really advise you to switch to either C# or pure Java. J# will not be supported nor continued by Microsoft.

That said, if J# is installed on your system, you will find J# projects in File->New->Project->J# Projects like any other language you have installed. If it's not there, try to reinstall.

06-12-2003, 04:36 AM	#1
bookworm Student Forever! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 132	J#,only about J# This is a question related to J# and to add to your anger,its a very stupid one too. Now don't get fired up to flame me,I did ask everyone to create a separate .net forum,but they said I should use the C# forum to address my querries. Getting down to business,I'm a VB.net hobbyist but would like to also learn J#.Now,before I start buying books on J#,I would like to know some basics about it.I use Visual Studio Enterprise Architect and supposedly,J# is installed in it(atleast the splash screen says so).Can u tell me how to actually start a J# project,the New Project shows no J# options. Hope to get replies soon. __________________ My Site l VBspecialists group \| The .net Runtime
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06-13-2003, 08:25 AM	#2
nvoigt the hat of redundancy hat Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Hannover, Germany Posts: 2,769	First, I would really advise you to switch to either C# or pure Java. J# will not be supported nor continued by Microsoft. That said, if J# is installed on your system, you will find J# projects in File->New->Project->J# Projects like any other language you have installed. If it's not there, try to reinstall. __________________ hth -nv She was so Blonde, she spent 20 minutes looking at the orange juice can because it said "Concentrate." When in doubt, read the FAQ. Then ask a smart question.
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