migration of VJ++ to C#.net

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  • archu007
    New Member
    • May 2007
    • 28

    migration of VJ++ to C#.net

    Hi frds

    can any one say about the

    1)advantages ,disadvantages of migration of vj++ application to csharp application.

    2)what are the risks involved while converting

    3)after using JLCA for converstion what is to be changed mannually in new proj created after converstion

    plz help me in this

    i'm searching for this but i didn't get clear information

    if any one knows about this then plz let me know

    thanks in advance

    Archu
  • radcaesar
    Recognized Expert Contributor
    • Sep 2006
    • 759

    #2
    Since both are inside the MS Platform, i don't think that it took that much changes (Since i doesn't have any working knowladge on this type of migrations)

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    • archu007
      New Member
      • May 2007
      • 28

      #3
      Hi frds
      In my system i have vvisualstudio20 05 and visualstudio200 3
      to work with VJ++ should i download any software?
      what are the system requirements to make applications in VJ++
      thank u
      Archu

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      • archu007
        New Member
        • May 2007
        • 28

        #4
        hi frds

        i have downloaded a sampl vj++ application and then converted to c# using the JLCA but when i run the new application its giving error

        " using Variant = com.ms.com.Vari ant;" this was the stmt in vj++

        in c# how to convert this mannually

        i wrote in c# as below but still i'm getting errors

        using Variant = System.Runtime. InteropServices ;

        what is the equivalent class in c# for this" using Variant = com.ms.com.Vari ant; "

        and other error is "can't convert int[] to out int "

        how to fix these bugs.its very urgent

        thanks u

        Archu

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        • radcaesar
          Recognized Expert Contributor
          • Sep 2006
          • 759

          #5
          Hi Archu,
          For variants there is no equivalent available in .NET since its strong typed (As of my knowledge). You have to cast of your own to achieve this.

          Thanks.

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          • archu007
            New Member
            • May 2007
            • 28

            #6
            hi frds

            try





            i have tried but i didn't get the solution
            can any one say how to fix this error

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