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MRJ 1.5 is still at the JDK 1.02 level.  Supposedly they will be releasing the MRJ
2.0 by the end of the year, which will be at the JDK 1.1 level, and should run your
app fine.  So, if you want to deploy apps to the MAC, presently you must write to
the JDK 1.02 (no Java Beans, can't use the GUI builder, etc.), but soon you will be
able to run 1.1 apps.

Good luck.

Todd


Robert D. Cleary wrote:

> "Write once, run anywhere?"
>
>     Finally, I got a Jbuilder Application to run through an icon. My java
> application runs on a PC accessing interbase tables.It is a very simple
> application for now, just to test the functionality of java and interbase. So
> far, I've worked out the bugs to get it to run well.
>
>     I was told from the start that this application will need to run on Macs.
> That's why I used JAVA, "Write once, run anywhere!".
>
> Has anybody ever developed a java application on a PC and then ported to a mac.
> I have had the hardest time just to get a simple app to
> work let alone my app.  And who knows if I do get it to work, will it work with
> all the class files from jBuilder. I have been using Apple's
> JBindery with MRJ 1.5. But it cannot recognize my class, I've followed all of it
> procedures to no avail. I went to Sun's java site expecting a
> mac area but they don't have one.
>
> Does anybody has any ideas on how I could proceed?
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