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Scott M.
Just did a full install of VS 2008 and noticed that J# is no where to be
found. Did MS finally figure out that no one was using it?
found. Did MS finally figure out that no one was using it?
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Jon Skeet [C# MVP]
Scott M. said:Just did a full install of VS 2008 and noticed that J# is no where to be
found. Did MS finally figure out that no one was using it?
It has indeed been removed:
http://channel9.msdn.com/rss.aspx?threadID=358707
(Not exactly an announcement, but a confirmation at least.)
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Michael D. Ober
Jon Skeet said:It has indeed been removed:
http://channel9.msdn.com/rss.aspx?threadID=358707
(Not exactly an announcement, but a confirmation at least.)
Did MS at least move the utilities libraries to the main framework? The VS
2005 J# libraries contain a full ZIP/UNZIP file manager that can be called
from C# and VB.
Mike Ober.
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Jon Skeet [C# MVP]
Michael D. Ober said:Did MS at least move the utilities libraries to the main framework? The VS
2005 J# libraries contain a full ZIP/UNZIP file manager that can be called
from C# and VB.
You can redistribute the J# libraries, and you can still use those
libraries from .NET 2.0 with .NET 3.5.
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Michael D. Ober
Jon Skeet said:You can redistribute the J# libraries, and you can still use those
libraries from .NET 2.0 with .NET 3.5.
Thanks. Can I still access them from NET 2008 program source code?
Mike.
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Jon Skeet [C# MVP]
Michael D. Ober said:Thanks. Can I still access them from NET 2008 program source code?
Absolutely - they're just .NET libraries.