Thanks Sam! This works well for us and fills a small void. We have projects that contain Java and .Net code, and whilst we managed to drive the entire build from MSBuild, we didn't have a good environment for viewing the entire project from one tool. We do now and appreciate the effort to put his extension together.
Just wanted to say - thanks for this - just what I was looking for. Its great for just looking quickly at some java code from vs2010 without having to go through the mental context switch that using eclipse etc requires
I really like the Java Language Support entension, but I've been having problem with VS2010 restarting periodically when the Java Language Support entension is enabled.
I was able to reproduce a specific problem that causes VS2010 to restart.
Given a small Java program named foo.java containing the following text:
public class foo {
public void bar () {
Object[][]ao2 =
}
}
With the Java Language Support entension enabled, open the file in VS2010, and then go to the end of the line with the equal sign = and type an open curly brace {
Then VS2010 will restart.
I'm also getting crashes in similar situations.
If I disable the extension from the Extension Manager, I still get the syntax highlighting, but not the crashes; presumably the problem is in the outlining?
Now that I've also installed this how do I make a Java Project; In VS2010 New Project-> I've got projects for languages c++,c#,vb,and python only but no java.
If you know of any tutorials please tell.
I've recently began writing android apps and I despise eclipse so i'm going to try using your extension for most of the coding... Have you considered adding a build set that would fire off the android simulator or anything like that? (it's all launched from the command line anyway)... or have you ever tried doing and android dev with this extension?
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