Java Technical Q&As

	Leopard Technical Q&As Java Java support in Mac OS X is based on the Java 2, Standard Edition implementation, installed with every copy of Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server. Mac OS X Server provides more resources through JBoss and WebObjects. Developers' cross-platform J2SE applications appear as native Mac OS X applications.


Getting Started A guided introduction and learning path for developers new to Java in Mac OS X.		Fundamentals Essential information for developers using the Mac OS X built-in Java support.



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Design Guidelines Principles to consider when creating Java software with a Mac OS X look and feel.	Graphics & Imaging Support for implementing graphics features in Java applications.	Internet & Web Java support for developing Internet and web applications, services, or content.



Mac OS X Server A Java environment for developing server-related applications.	Performance Resources for measuring, evaluating, and improving Java code performance.	Porting Tools and programming interfaces for moving Java code to Mac OS X.



QuickTime Java classes for creating cross-platform multimedia applications.	Security Authentication, authorization, and cryptographic services for Java applications.	Tools Tools for developing and distributing Java applications on Mac OS X.



User Experience Techniques for enhancing the user experience of Java applications on Mac OS X.



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