See the about page for contact information if you are interested in a commercial license.
Download jsc here. (Others already have!)
Visit our google groups and the google site.
Tutorials to read when just starting with jsc:
- Create OrcasWebApplication
- Extend your ASP.NET with C# to JavaScript
- C# to JavaScript ASP.NET
- C# to ActionScript (pdf)
- C# to JavaScript
Project Templates:
OrcasAvalonApplication – WPF Application, C# to JavaScript, C# to ActionScript
OrcasAppletApplication – C# to Java Applet
OrcasFlashApplication – C# to ActionScript
OrcasScriptApplication – C# to JavaScript
OrcasVisualBasicFlashApplication – VB.NET to ActionScript
OrcasVisualBasicScriptApplication – VB.NET to JavaScript
OrcasWebApplication – C# to JavaScript as Microsoft Web Application
OrcasWebSite – C# to JavaScript as Microsoft ASP.NET Web Site
OrcasJavaConsoleApplication – C# to Java as Console Application
OrcasNativeJavaConsoleApplication – C# to Java as Console Application with JNI bindings
Have a look at some old screencasts:
- C# to JavaScript
- C# to JavaScript as Microsoft Web Application
- C# to JavaScript as Microsoft ASP.NET Web Site
- C# to Java ME
Lines of Code
Maybe it is me, but when I try to run JSC I get an exception thrown about missing “System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly ‘System.Core…”
I put the files into util/jsc as readme.txt says but I don’t see System.core (there are other “core” files) even in previous builds…
Best,
Joe
Comment by Joe in MD — March 4, 2008 @ 3:33 pm
System.Core is a .net 3.5 assembly. You need to update your framework.
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