I haven't found the reference but when I was writing a paper last year
I found out that the JavaBridge is no longer in development and Apple
is no longer supporting Java development for Cocoa apps.  I tried to find
the reference but I noticed when I started looking for the reference
on the Apples site that Java documentation shows up as legacy documentation.


W. 

-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Stevens [mailto:bstevens33@...] 
Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 10:33 AM
To: futurebasic@...
Subject: Re: [FB] Re: The future of FutureBasic


On Jul 23, 2009, at 1:42 AM, H. Gluender wrote:

> I should like to suggest having a look at Java.


Hi Herbie,

Two Java apps I've seen on the Mac have controls that operate like  
they were developed for another operating system such as Windows. In  
any case, the controls did not operate like Mac controls. I don't know  
what frameworks were used to link these programs, but it clearly  
wasn't AppKit/Foundation. I'm assuming it is possible to link to Cocoa  
frameworks ( specifically AppKit to get the Mac UI ) and these  
developers used another approach to enable their code to run on  
multiple platforms from one code base.

Brian

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