In a vjsharp project, in vj# code, when I reference System.out.println, how
is this resolved to "java.io.printstream.println" ? Is it possible to
achieve this within VB.Net code by referencing certain assemblies (e.g.
vjscor, etc.) and importing certain namespaces?

I ask because I'd like to use "System.out.println" inside a vb.net program
to use the (imported & referenced) vjs* assemblies. And I need to do this
because I have someone who won't budge from BASIC, but who needs to learn the
java libraries.

Any insight appreciated.

Thanks.

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Dave Boll

You just need to add a reference to vjslib.dll into your VB project, and
then you should be able to use the Java APIs from VB.

Bruno.

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Right, I did that and I can certainly reference the desired classes by the
"java.io.PrintStream.*" namespace, but I cannot reference them by the
"System.out.*" namespace. I was wondering how this magic happens for vj# and
if I could achieve the same from within VB.

Thanks for the suggestion.

"Bruno Jouhier [MVP]" wrote:

Did you try "java.lang.System.out" instead of "System.out". VB is probably
getting confused between "java.lang.System" and the .NET "System" namespace.
So, you need to be more explicit when referring to the Java "System" (in
Java, the java.lang package is always implicitly imported, but it is not in
other .NET languages).

Bruno.

Bruno.
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This is exactly what was happening. Thanks for your insight. I've now got
it working as desired.

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