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Hi,
I just saw this from Andrew Binstock article (http://www.devx.com/SummitDays/Article/6918)
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the J# does not support applets, the Java Native Interface (JNI), Raw Native Interface (RNI), or remote method invocation (RMI). J# is intended strictly for stand-alone client-side software
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could anyone tell me if this is true? I've seen there is no direct support for swing ( I think there are some implementations out there to be included in our projects) but i would like to know if there is absolutly no support to migrate java code (applet or servlet type) to j#.
Thanks in advance
P.D: Btw i am more interested in applet support information than in servlets but it is always welcome if anyone knows about it.
[756 byte] By [kil4h] at [2008-2-26]
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I've seen some tutorials on how to migrate code using those properties. After reading them i understood there is no direct support for them in J#.

Thank anyway

kil4h at 2007-9-9 > top of Msdn Tech,Visual J#,Visual J# General...
# 2

Hi,


J# does not support JNI, RNI and RMI, but it does support applets through J# Browser Controls.

You can use J# Browser Controls to migrate Java applets that were written to run on a Java Virtual Machine to the .NET Framework. Please refer this link for more details on applet conversion.

Also J# supports much of the functionality described in the Java 2 JFC Swing specification. For more details, please refer this link.


Thanks,

Kasinathan

J# Developer

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