Hi,
Found lot of old java code could not be compiled under J# environment. It looks like I have to re-write some of the code by using new classes in J#. Do your guys know where I can get a J# and Java cross-reference book or document ( better free).
Painful !!!!!!!!!!!!
Steven He
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Jeeva S
Training, 15 hours of training, FREE at (but you sound like you have it under control):
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The following library upgrades the J# so that it is more like the Java 2.
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Lazer
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The following library upgrades the J# so that it is more like the Java 2.
Books
RobDob
Some newer classes have been added, but in what seems to be a haphazard way.
Usually, I just look at the JDK docs, and see what version the class was added to JDK in, and assume if it was any recent version of JDK, it won't work in J#.
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