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EO Java Edition v1


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Alright, so I have found a program online called "Jabaco", and I was thinking dam,n another useless vb6 to java converter HOLY CRAP was I wrong. Its a clone of the vb6 IDE that allows you to make java applications (jar, bat, exe) the way you would make a vb6.exe. Take a look.

I finally got it working in the browser with no bugs!. I forgot I had to sign the jar haha. Ill have a demo for you guys tonight.
![](http://i49.tinypic.com/2462sfm.jpg)

![](http://i50.tinypic.com/2poe90j.jpg)

![](http://www.jabaco.org/shots/preview_1.png)

![](http://www.jabaco.org/shots/preview_2.png)

![](http://www.jabaco.org/shots/preview_7.png)

![](http://www.jabaco.org/shots/preview_4.png)

So now to the good part. I litterally opened the program, then I opened the EO.vbp. Waited 3 minutes for it to convert, then bam all the stuff is right here. Heres a pic of frmMain

![](http://i50.tinypic.com/2jebvvt.jpg)

Now heres the sweet part. It uses vb programming language (with a few minor modifications here and there). Now it will need a little bit of editing before it works.  Anyway if your good with java and vb, this could be for you.

http://www.jabaco.org

Good Luck
DAXTERXX
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Eh, it's pretty cool, but it misses the idea behind coding in Java: to use java-like figures and constructs. If you're using the same stuff except with a VB6 wrapper you may as well just use VB6\. Also, if it's just using  wrappers it will probably be slower than VB6 alone.

Can you put the .jar on a webpage? If so, that's pretty cool.
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Yes you can jar it and run in a webpage. This is actually faster. The engine used to make it stores, packages, and compresses all the graphics and files in the resource manager in the engine. Exactly how vb 08, vb 10 ect. You can still make standalone .exe and jar as well. Plus its a bit faster actually. Because theres not as much stuff to externally load since its all compiled into 1 .exe or jar
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Yea I understand, wich is why I am releaseing a java only source. What this means is, it is pure JAVA. Its in the custom version section.
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@daxterxx:

> I will be releasing the jabaco version tomorrow once i perfect it.

My power just went out - again. I disconnected EVERYTHING except my modem/router from my UPS… if lucky I might have an hour before I am in the dark... in other words hurry :P

-The man stuck in the dark basement :D

EDIT: The power came back on. We are all good :D.
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oh,wow. i'm sorry i posted out of context in that other thread.
I though I was supposed to open the .vbp in jabaco and edit it. didn't see this thread.

a .Jar version(if anyone succedes) would be cool because then everyone would not have to download a bunch of stuff,or update the client a lot. ;)
(edit: i'm aware the other thread was locked. if there's any update onn this software please let me know :D  )
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