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Shipping a bit behind its Visual Studio product siblings, Microsoft's Visual J++ 6.0 is most ideal for sites that want to use Java merely as another language choice to build Windows applications. Although it is possible to build cross-platform Java applications using Visual J++, most of the development environment features support Windows-based Java application creation.
The production version of Visual J++ is very similar to the Technology Preview 2 of...