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Setting Up A Java Development Enviroment For Linux LG #45
"Linux Gazette... making Linux just a little more fun! "
Setting Up A Java Development Enviroment For Linux
By Chris Gibbs
Contents
Obtaining the JDK
Kernel Support For Java
JDK
Java Beans
Swing
Java Accessibility Utilities
JSDK
Documentation
Java Tutorial
Sun's HotJava Browser
Next Month
Introduction
This article is intended to help those new to either Linux or Java
set their machines up to run Java applications, as well as providing
an effective environment for developing new Java applications.
Specifically I shall explain
how to set up Sun's 1.1.x JDK and other related
packages. This is not the only way to run Java on Linux.
Blackdown.org now offers
the new 1.2.x JDK for Linux (at the time of writting this is still a pre-release version). I only recommend using this if
you are also using the new 2.2.x Linux kernel. If you choose to
install the 1.2.x JDK then please note that you do not need to obtain
the Swing and JSDK packages, since they are already included. Also you
may find some compatibility problems if you use older Java
applications with the 1.2.x JDK . In particular if you intend to
need to use JDK 1.1.x.
In addition there exist other third party Java environments and
Java compilers such as IBM's jikes . Use these at your own
peril! IMHO Sun have defined and developed the Java language so I
expect their Java environments to be the most standard. Other
environments may be of interest, but I cannot cover them here.
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