Re: Importing files into the J# IDE

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From: pratap [MSFT] (pratap_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 12/24/04 

Date: Fri, 24 Dec 2004 15:55:10 +0530

vjssupuilib.dll is the Supplemental UI Library included with Visual J#, and
provides equivalents for much of the functionality described in the Java 2
JFC Swing specification. You will not find the classes TerminalIO,
BreezySwing, and TurtleGraphics in this assembly.

You can consider using JbImp on the .class files and jar file directly to
convert them to .NET assemblies that you can reference in your projects
(please check and make sure your license agreement allows you to do this,
though). The online documentation for JbImp will tell you how to run it on
such files.

Hope this helps.
Thanks

"MEC33" <MEC33@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2B534ADD-176F-476B-9728-08D0B459F903@microsoft.com...
> OK I'm frustrated:< The introductory Java textbook, Fundamentals of
> Java, 2nd ed. Lambert/Osborne, I want to use with my students requires
> three
> packages to be imported for each text example and project, TerminalIO,
> BreezySwing, and TurtleGraphics. The textbook comes with all the class
> files including a .jar file for each package. These are not available
> in
> standard J# or in the VJSupULibrary that I downloaded. I can not find a
> way
> to reference a path in J# to the files. For the javax.swing components I
> go
> to the project tab then Add Reference and select the VJSSupUILib. Any
> help
> would be greatly appreciated.
>
> MEC33
>
> PS I did contact the author of the text who encouraged me not to teach
> java
> using J#.

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