Debug .JAR in Visual Studio

I have a .JAR file, and I want to debug it in Visual Studio. I need the final result to be again a JAR file.
I'm looking for VS intellisense support, step by step debugging, and on the fly variable watch and editing.
I'm not looking for migrating to .NET framework dependency. I want the final result to be 100% compatible with the original JAR file.
I suspect that I may migrate this java file to j#, and after debugging migrate it back to java, but I need to use Regular Expressions in the application, and I know that .NET RegEx is not compatible with Java Regular Expressions.
I found those instructions:
http://www.improve.dk/blog/2007/09/29/compiling-java-in-visual-studio
but they don't work. Just allow to use VS as text editor, and call a bat file to compile Java.

Just get Eclipse, Netbeans or IntelliJ free edition - they all include java debugging (I don't think VS does).
If you only have a Jar with class files, you also are going to need a decompiler.
I don't know what you mean with 'final result to be java again'- debugging doesn't chance the code so you can just use the original. If you do want to make changes, you'll have just compile and jar it up again.

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