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Select the components you want to install.

Note: The Toolkit, Toolkit Documentation, Samples, Swing Toolkit, and RMI/IIOP Toolkit components REQUIRE an HPFS or JFS installation drive. You will not be able to install these components to a FAT drive.

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Java 1.1.8 Runtime Swing Runtime
Toolkit Swing Toolkit
Toolkit Documentation RMI/IIOP Toolkit
Samples
ICAT for Java OS/2
Times New Roman MT 30 Unicode Font

Product Information

IBM is a key partner with Sun Microsystems and other industry leaders in developing and promoting Java(TM) technology. IBM OS/2 Warp Developer Kit, Java(TM) Technology Edition brings Java's write once, run everywhere cross-platform capability to IBM's award-winning OS/2 Warp operating system.

IBM OS/2 Warp Developer Kit, Java(TM) Technology Edition consists of the following components:

  • Runtime
  • Toolkit
  • Toolkit Documentation
  • Samples
  • ICAT Debugger for OS/2 Java
  • Times New Roman MT 30 Unicode Font
  • Swing Runtime
  • Swing Toolkit
  • RMI/IIOP Toolkit

Runtime Component

The Runtime component can be installed by itself on either a FAT, HPFS, or JFS formatted drive and provides the ability to run Java applications and applets directly from an OS/2 session command line. The Runtime component includes a just-in-time (JIT) compiler that generates machine code for frequently used byte code sequences in a Java application or applet on-the-fly during execution.

Toolkit Component

If you want to develop Java applications and applets of your own, then install the Toolkit component on an HPFS or JFS formatted drive. The Toolkit helps you:

  • Develop applets that conform to the 100% Pure Java specification
  • Develop stand-alone Java applications

The Toolkit provides application and applet developers with these tools for developing Java programs:

Java Compiler
The Java Compiler, javac.exe, converts Java source code into Java byte codes which can later be run with the Java Interpreter, java.exe.
Java Class Libraries
The Java Class Libraries define all the standard Java classes, allowing your Java applications to create and extend existing Java objects.
Java Applet Viewer
The Java Applet Viewer, applet.exe, provides a way to run an applet from an OS/2 session command line.
Java Documentation Generator
The Java Documentation Generator, javadoc.exe, generates API (Application Programming Interface) documentation from properly commented Java programs. The API information provided as part of the Toolkit is created using javadoc.exe.
...and more!

Samples Component

With Java, there is no need to start from scratch on your programming efforts. Install the Samples component and you can run and later dissect code from existing, working Java applications and applets.

Toolkit Documentation Component

The Toolkit Documentation component provides documentation on the tools supplied in the Toolkit. In addition, the Java Application Programming Interface (API) User's Guide provides detailed information on all the packages and classes shipped with IBM OS/2 Warp Developer Kit, Java(TM) Technology Edition. Color-coded information on interfaces, classes, exceptions, variables, constructors, and methods provide the programmer with quick, easy access to Java programming information.

ICAT Debugger for Java OS/2 Component

The ICAT (Interactive Code Analysis Tool) Debugger for Java OS/2 is new with IBM OS/2 Warp Developer Kit, Java(TM) Technology Edition. The ICAT Debugger is a powerful source-level debugger to assist you in developing your Java applications.

Times New Roman MT 30 Unicode Font

This component contains the Times New Roman MT 30 unicode font for displaying International characters and the corresponding TrueType engine.

Swing Runtime, Supported by IBM

Use Swing to develop Java(TM) applications with a consistent, customized look and feel across applications.This component contains the files used to execute an application written to the Swing API.

Swing Toolkit, Supported by IBM

This component contains the samples, demos, API documentation, and any tools used to develop an application specific to Swing.

RMI/IIOP Toolkit, Supported by IBM

The combination of RMI and IIOP allows RMI applications to communicate using the IIOP protocol to interact with CORBA applications written in any language. Install this component if you want to develop RMI/IIOP enabled applications that utilize this technology. The RMI/IIOP runtime is already integrated into the Java(TM) runtime.