I have been trying for days to open java files in Visual J++, but Im having no luck. The original files were hand coded in JCreator, and they use a GUI interface, with AWT. First of all how do you actually open a file like the one I created in Visual J++-I tried to make a new Windows Application, and add my files manually, deleting the default "Form" file it adds, but then I cant even "Build" it. I tried to use the Form file, create a button to open my class file, but Nothing happens. Please could someone tell me how to open java files-NOT originally created in Visual J++, and use them as the program, if it is actually possible. My aim is to use Visual J++'s compiler to make the "Windows EXE file". Any help appreciated.

I may be wrong, but you are going to have to do a lot of coding to get MS J++ to do anything Java related. This is because it is not "Real" Java, it is some b---tardized version of java (I think it evolved into C#). If you want to do Java, try Borland's JBuilder, or better yet, the Sun Java System (since afterall, THEY made Java). I think the Sun System is FREE and you might be able to find a demo of JBuilder at www.borland.com Hope this helps (and if I am wrong about J++, please someone correct me...I have tried to use it on several occasions and found it to be too much ++ and not enough Java) Chi Happens

Thanks Chi Happens for you reply. After spending a few days searching the java forum, and finding a link to a page, I finally managed to compile java source files created in JCreator, to "Wnindows EXE". I did it by setting the classpath to the "rt.jar" file, then by using "Java" as the program to run the app. And yes it managed to do JRE 1.4.1!

is anyone know how to run servlet(java) with j++