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  1. Nov 19th, 2003, 04:09 AM #1
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    close a Visual j++ form

    How do I close or open a MS Visual J++ form via code?
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  2. Nov 19th, 2003, 06:32 AM #2
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    Not quite the answer to your question, but:
    Sun has sued Microsoft for claiming that Visual J++ is a Java environment while at the same time adding incompatible language extensions. They won and MS had to discontinue the product.

    VJ++ is no longer supported in any way and is disappearing rapidly.
    Sun offers free downloads for the REAL Java SDK. At www.netbeans.org you can download a free IDE for Java.

    Or, if you really want to stick with MS (why though?), you need to buy Visual Studio.Net 2003, where there is included Visual J#, an IDE for a Java-like language that compiles to .Net IL.
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  3. Nov 19th, 2003, 10:29 PM #3
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    I understand-but can anyone answer my question-i.e. a general way to close/open a java form,in code that would work with MS j# or j++ ?
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  4. Nov 20th, 2003, 05:13 AM #4
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    The show() method should show the form, the hide() method should hide it.
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