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In article <36E4A513.F1BDA7F1@emu.com>, Scott Ruda <scottr@emu.com> wrote:

> Tor Iver Wilhelmsen wrote:
> > 
> > aabdulla@student.ecu.edu.au (Ali Janah) writes:
> > 
> > > On the PC, you just go to the DOS prompt and type java (programname.java)
> > > and the apps will execute. Please help me !!
> > 
> 

> 
>> This is essentially what JBindery is, but it is designed for a
>> developer, with alot of terminology and options that only a developer
>> needs. A simplified version of it would do fine for users. I had
>> suggested to Apple to do a user version of JBindery, but got no answer
>> on that. There are a number of third party java app launchers, including
>> one I think is called DropMain. Metrowerks has an app called 'Metrowerks
>> Java' which comes with their development environment, and also works
>> fine (though I believe the UI could be improved).
> 

Thanks for your explanation. I do have Jbindery which i have downloaded
from Apple which is part of the MRJ SDK 2.1 package. But it is not exactly
easy to use it. I can't drop stuffs on it. The Jbindery icon does not
become shadowed (usually indicating that the files are not an input for
it). Please could u explain to me how to use this thing ?.......

Thanks again..

-- 
Ali Janah Abdullah
Software Engineering
Edith Cowan University

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