Inside Macintosh: Using JBindery

Changes from Version 2.0

Although the basic functionality of JBindery is the same, this version includes some organizational changes and a few new features:

The functionality of the Virtual File System panel is now combined with the Classpath panel.
JBindery now has a preferences file which can specify default settings to use at startup.
JBindery now prompts you to save settings changes before quitting.

The new version of JBindery cannot be used with versions of MRJ prior to 2.0. However, applications built with older versions of JBindery will still run under MRJ 2.0.

Note

JBindery 2.0 (released with MRJ 2.0) did not contain any feature enhancements over the original version of JBindery released with MRJ 1.5.