I'm considering doing some Windows 95/98/NT development in Java.
I usually program in VC++ w/MFC.
A couple of questions:
1. Can you create stand-alone (.EXE) programs?
2. What are the most obvious benefits of Java over VC++ w/MFC?
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I'm considering doing some Windows 95/98/NT development in Java.
I usually program in VC++ w/MFC.
A couple of questions:
1. Can you create stand-alone (.EXE) programs?
2. What are the most obvious benefits of Java over VC++ w/MFC?
I don't believe you can create an EXE in a reliable way. There might be a few
tools to do this but probably are not industrial strength. Besides, it's just
not a good idea.
You do have to understand that Java is still significantly slower than C++.
So, if you are planning to write Windows only application, I'd say stick with
MFC.
Hi.
1. Can you create stand-alone (.EXE) programs?
->No, I don't think so. We need the same Java VM to the mahine and
JDK, J++ and so on because Java is executed from class file to be interpret
language like Perl.
2. What are the most obvious benefits of Java over VC++ w/MFC?
->I don't know the recent version JDK1.2.
Until JDK1.1.6, Sun tries to enhence GUI of Java.
Java is more powerful tool of Web technology as well as network
than VC++ with MFC.
Hope for help.
-Masaaki Onishi-