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Re: Quaqua 4.1


On 26.11.2007, at 14:58, Tore Halset wrote:
On Nov 26, 2007, at 9:38 , Ian Michell wrote:
It's not too difficult to do the cocoa side of things, one just needs to get to grips with how everything works.
Lookat at java.awt.Toolkit (and sun.awt.SunToolkit) and there is a lot to do.

There is definitely a lot to do. Specifically 'getting the grips' is probably one of the most time consuming parts.


Anyone know where to start? Should we use plain JNI, JNA[1] or the Scripting Bridge[2]/bridgesupport[3] for the bindings to cocoa?

I don't mind which one you use, as long as you feel comfortable about it and keep working on it. ;)
But seriously, I think they are all compatible, allowing one class being implemented using JNI to interact with another class being implemented using JNA.

With best regards,
Werner
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 >Re: Quaqua 4.1 (From: Brendon McLean <email@hidden>)
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 >Re: Quaqua 4.1 (From: Tore Halset <email@hidden>)



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