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    .net be used to create java applications? [SOLVED]

    I saw a list of languages it can run but there was a more.... part. Just wondering if java fit in there somewhere.
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    Re: Can visual studio .net be used to create java applications?

    It can make J# application but they are not the same as java application as the syntax differs and it requires the j# framework and the .net framework. Unlike java which only requires a VJM.

    Saying this there might be a plugin for VS that allows you to write normal java applications using VS, but i am yet to find one yet.

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    Re: Can visual studio .net be used to create java applications?

    THanks for the information.

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    Re: .net be used to create java applications? [SOLVED]

    Try looking at NetBeans, or BlueJ if you are just starting out. There are load of good ones just search this forum and will find the pro's and con's of each one.

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    Re: .net be used to create java applications? [SOLVED]

    Quote Originally Posted by john tindell
    Try looking at NetBeans, or BlueJ if you are just starting out. There are load of good ones just search this forum and will find the pro's and con's of each one.
    BlueJ is AWESOME for beginners, but you shouldn't use it after that as it doesn't really have any real practical aspects to it, you can't really run your java code you create in BlueJ outside of BlueJ.

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