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Re: Cocoa & Java

When I was learning about Cocoa/Java, I found the best source of information was in the Developer examples that come with the Developer Tools. It would be great if there was a mailing list such as this one for Cocoa/Java users, or forum or something.

If you are new to the whole Cocoa thing, follow the Cocoa java tutorial at

http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/ macosx/Cocoa/JavaTutorial/

it helped me understand the whole ProjectBuilder (at the time) and Interface Builder system, and how they worked together.

I think Cocoa/Java is treated like the ugly sister of Cocoa/Obj-C sometimes, but I have been using it for over a year, and really like it, it works very well, and is really great for cross platform work, i.e. write the backend in 'pure' Java, and the front end in Cocoa, moving the program to AWT/Swing will be quite simple.

Cheers

Moray

Sorry for the crosspost. I wasn't really sure which group to post this in... =(

Someone mentioned off-list that it is possible to build a native Cocoa application and use Java for the programming language. Is this true? If so, where can I look for specific information on this topic?

Thanx,
Ryan
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