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> Are your files jar files, or are they .class files?  Where did they
> come from?
> 
> If they were produced on your Mac, they were likely made with CW,
> which should put in the right creator types for JBindery to recognize
> the kind of file.  This would imply a desktop rebuild might help.
> 
> If, on the other hand, you just downlaoded them, and are acting as a
> user, then they may not have a file type such that JBindery knows that
> they are .jar or .class files.

The java apps is created by myself using BBEdit as my editor (I don't use
CodeWarrior yet). Then after saving the .java file, I then drop the .java
file on the Drop�Javac script which will then compile the .java into a
.class file. Now if this is an applet..all i have to do is just create a
simple appletcode reference in a html file or use AppletViewer to see
it...but this is a JAVA apps which does not extend or inheret the Applet
Class. I have tried dragging the .class file to JBindery to no success.
Maybe I will try again after rebuilding the desktop. Have refer to the PDF
manua that comes with it....but it's not exactly fully comprehensibale.
What can i do ?

-- 
Ali Janah Abdullah
Software Engineering
Edith Cowan University

E-Mail = aabdulla@student.ecu.edu.au