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aabdulla@student.ecu.edu.au (Ali Janah) wrote:
>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 ?

Get a Mac ZIP program, put your class into an *uncompressed* .zip
file, drag the .zip onto JBindery...

JBindery should open. In the 'Command' section (the first section),
enter the name of your class in the 'Class Name' text box. Then, click
'Run', or click 'Save' to save it as a standalone app.

Also, be sure and join the MRJ-Dev mailing list, linked to at the page
below. It features vast multitudes of helpful MRJ developers,
including Apple engineers:

    http://developer.apple.com/java/

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