I downloaded Sun Java Studio Creator yesterday. I'm developing a Java application, however when I went to create a new project there only appeared to be web-related projects that could be created so I haven't figured out how to create a new application project.
Does this program allow you to create stand-alone java applications?
thanks,
Doug
What JSR says is true. The advantage of using Netbeans is that it works much faster than Java Studio Creator. It also has some nifty wizards for helping create various kinds of java projects.
However, Java Studio creator is in fact based on Netbeans and it is possible to use JSC to create a java application. Do do so, click on Create New Project, then under Categories, select General...Java Class Library. JSC will create a new project for you with the name you provide. If you then go over to the project browser and right click your mouse on Source Packages and select New...Java Class it will create a class file for you that you can then write your java code into.
In the project browser you can then right click your mouse over the class you created to compile it and run it.
Daren
