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To understand how to use JManager functions to prepare and execute Java applets and applications on the Mac OS platform, you should first read Using JManager which gives tutorial information and code samples. JManager Reference contains descriptions of all the JManager functions and the required application-defined callback functions. You can reference this chapter while reading Chapter 1 or while writing your code.
If you would like to access JManager functions from Java code, read the first two chapters and then see JManager Java Class Reference for a listing of the Java equivalents to the C functions.
IMPORTANT
This document does not describe any older JManager 1.0 functionality. Although many functions are unchanged from the older version, you should consult JManager 1.0 documentation if you need the older functions. However, if you want to update code that uses JManager 1.0 calls, you can check Changes from JManager 1.0 for a listing of changes to individual functions.
If you are new to the Mac OS platform, check
Mac OS-Related Issues
for a brief list of Mac OS-related issues that might affect your Java code.
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