I want to run my class files on MAC X but .......
Hello !
I have an application developed on Windows 2000 server but now i want to run those class files on MAC but very straightly, i don't know about the environment of MAC X. Can anybody help me by giving a URL or step by step explaination? Do i need to install jdk1.3 on MAC X? If yes, then from where i may get it? And after installation, can i run those class files by putting them in bin directory...? Is there any thing extra i need to do for MAC X? PLease help me....!
With best regards..!
atti
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atti1614] at [2007-9-26 2:19:08]

Thank u R2D2!
But i have tried this one... I downloaded MRJ SDK 2.2.5. I have tried to install it. When i try to install so many window appears and i could not understand the destonation directory of installation. Where should i place the class files so that i don;t need to set class paths and paths etc.... I have an application developed on Windows 2000 and now i want to move and run them on MAC 8, i think i could not.....I m sorry to say 8 that i was mistaken....
plz help
atti
I'm not sure if you want to run your app on Mac OS-X or OS-8. Anyway, here's some advice for each one:
Mac OS-X, already comes with a java runtime environment (1.3 or 1.3.1), so your application should work, no problems.
Mac OS-8 & 9, you can download the MRJ as explained by R2D2, but NOTE that the MRJ SDK only provides you with version 1.1.8 of the java JDK/JRE Therefore, if your application uses any features of Java 2 (ie features introduced after jdk 1.1.8 was released) it won't work. Sorry :-)
You *can* use swing, however, by including a jar file of the swing classes with your app and putting it in the classpath.