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http://devworld.apple.com/ngs/lpp/adrpub/docs/mkt/informed/appledirections/dec96/stratmosaic.html
describes Apple's direction on Java 1.1 support.

Collegues are building Java 1.1 server side applications on a Mac using
Apple's beta 1.1 virtual machine. They are able to even run the Java Web
Server from JavaSoft on a Macintosh! It took some tweaking to make it
work. But it does work.

-Frank



Todd J. Kienitz wrote:
> 
> 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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> >
> >   Robert D. Cleary <robertc@gmn.com>
> >   Computer Programmer / Analyst
> >   Group Multimedia Network Corp.
> >
> >   Robert D. Cleary
> >   Computer Programmer / Analyst   <robertc@gmn.com>
> >   Group Multimedia Network Corp.
> >   70 Jefferson Avenue             Work: 416.539.0694 ext 119
> >   Toronto, Ontario, Canada        Fax: 416.539.8626
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