Application developed with Visual J++, Part 1. |
1st Step, Create a Microsoft visual
J++ Application .
First, run the Microsoft Visual J++ 6.
Displays a hierarchical
list of the solution and a list of the entire
collection of projects, and all of the items
contained in each project. Each project type
determines the specific hierarchy structure. You
can:
List Window Lists the all loaded projects with the items included in each project and additional items. You must have at least one project open all the time.
The hierarchical create by this project:
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import
com.ms.wfc.app.*; import com.ms.wfc.core.*; import com.ms.wfc.ui.*; import com.ms.wfc.html.*; /** * This class can take a variable number of parameters on the command * line. Program execution begins with the main() method. The class * constructor is not invoked unless an object of type 'Form1' is * created in the main() method. */ public class Form1 extends Form { public Form1() { // Required for Visual J++ Form Designer support initForm(); // TODO: Add any constructor code after initForm call } /** * Form1 overrides dispose so it can clean up the * component list. */ public void dispose() { super.dispose(); components.dispose(); } /** * NOTE: The following code is required by the Visual J++ form * designer. It can be modified using the form editor. Do not * modify it using the code editor. */ Container components = new Container(); private void initForm() { this.setSize (new Point(300,300)); this.setText ("Form1"); } /** * The main entry point for the application. * * @param args Array of parameters passed to the application * via the command line. */ public static void main(String args[]) { Application.run(new Form1()); } } |