Rajesh Kumar wrote:
| can any one tell me from where i can download the mac specefic jar
| files for java..
I'd expect them to be part of the standard OS 9 installation. Have you
searched the Apple web site?
The JAR files containing these classes are part of the
MRJ 2.2.x download, available on Apple's web site. This
is a Mac OS 9 installer -- if you were thinking of just
putting the JARs on a Windows/Linux machine and building
there for a Mac executable, you'll find it tough going
without a Mac to at least extract the files on. Be well
advised that even if you get these JARs onto a non-Mac
development machine, they will *not* run there. At best
you could use them to resolve references at compile time.
Also, be sure to check the license agreement -- moving
the files to a different computer could violate the
license agreement. I found it easier to write my own stubs
for the classes I cared about.
Note that there is also an MRJ 2.2 SDK download, on the
ADC site. This contains several developer-related JARs,
including the MRJ Toolkit Stubs (intended for using some
of the Apple-specific features in a cross-platform
development environment, but it does NOT include the DND
classes, or other JDirect-using stuff). You should be
able to find the Toolkit stubs on the Apple or ADC web
site in a form usable without a Mac.
You will likely need MRJAppBuilder from the SDK download
to build an application stub to bootstrap your Java
program (if its an app, that is -- applets have other
issues).
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