You can now write Yellow Box programs
in Java as well as in Objective-C, C++, C, and
PostScript. You can build a Yellow Box application that is
written exclusively in Java or that is a mix of Java and
another supported language. This tutorial walks through the
basic steps for developing a Java Yellow Box application
with the features available in the current releases of
Mac OS X and Yellow Box for Windows. This tutorial is available in PDF as well. Fast Track to Java Development The Yellow Box's Java Feature The Java Bridge Developing 100% Pure Java Applications Building a Simple Application Creating a Custom View Debugging Java Applications Copyright 1998 Apple Computer, Inc.
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In this tutorial you will
build a simple application that converts temperature
values between Celsius and Fahrenheit; and displays a
different image depending on the temperature range. The
tutorial has three parts, which you should complete in
the following order:
Explains how to create a project
and a graphical user interface, define a custom
controller class, and connect an instance of that class
to other objects in the application. It also shows how
you must change the source code files generated by
Interface Builder to be valid Java files.
Shows how to create a custom view
object using Interface Builder and Project Builder. (The
procedure varies from that for controller
classes).
Illustrates the use of Project
Builder and its JavaDebug facility to debug Yellow Box
Java applications. It also shows how you can debug
projects that contain both Java code and Objective-C
code.