Matlab App Designer Tutorial The first step in building a Java App can either be using the Java Programming Language (JPL) or Java Virtual Machine (JVM) tools as mentioned above. No coding techniques for developing Java apps are required, as the standard Java SDK gives you the tools to convert Java code to be uploaded to Visual Studio from Eclipse or Visual Studio 2015. The following example demonstrates how to build a Java app with JSP to allow you to use Java applications as well as J2EE Application Interfaces (IAPs) using the JPRI class from the Java Virtual Machine. I call this test app from JavaDevelopers.java as shown below. Create a CORE_REPORT_REVISION.java file with the following: import org.springframework.core.TextReader; import org.springframework.vm.JavaWriter; import java.util.concurrent.TaskInterpreter; import java.cursor.Binder; public class TestApp{ public IBinder taskInterpreter(){ Task next(); for (var i = 0; i < JavaApp.current().compileTime; i++) runThread(event.invoke(new Interpreter(){ JContext()}); } public IBinder taskResultHandler(){ IBinder nextTask(); } public final void run(){ Task next(); } public Task resultHandler(){ Task next(); } } Create a TestApp