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Mac OS X Public
Beta includes Java 2. Benefits of Apple's Java implementation
include the following:
- Java 2 Standard Edition (JS2E)1.2.2
- Hotspot 1.3 VM with the client compiler
- Aquafied implementation of Swing
- New JDirect
native method access support
- Native preemptive multitasking
threads
- Automatic multiprocessor support
One the greatest benefits of developing or
deploying Java on Mac OS X is that Java automatically takes advantage
of Multiprocessor G4's without you as the developer having to
do any additional work. Please get the
Mac OS X Public Beta and let us know what you think of our
Java implementation.
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QuickTime for Java
Mac OS X Public Beta includes QuickTime for
Java 4.1. This set of cross-platform APIs allows Java developers
to build multimedia, including streaming audio and video, into applications
and applets. |
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Developing
Cocoa Java Applications: A Tutorial
This tutorial introduces the
Cocoa application framework of Mac OS X, and teaches you how
to leverage Java to build robust, object-oriented applications using
Apple's Mac OS X tools. Cocoa provides the best way to build modern,
multimedia-rich, object-oriented applications for consumers and
enterprise customers alike. This tutorial assumes a working knowledge
of the Java language and concepts, but does not assume any previous
experience with Cocoa, Project Builder, or Interface Builder.
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Mac OS Classic Java
While Apple has no plans to provide
Java 2 on the Classic Mac OS, we are providing an implementation
of Sun's JDK 1.1.8 specification. |
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Macintosh
Java-Dev
Mailing list run by Apple about development
for the Mac OS Java Runtime Environment.
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