First steps in Java

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  • billbou

    First steps in Java

    Exw balei Forte4.0 sto PC kai java_sdk_1.4.2. To problima einai oti den
    brisko online documentation(o xi meso internet) kai mou exoun spasei ta
    neyra. Den mporeis na thimase toses klaseis apekso, einai aytoktonia.

    Any suggestions?



  • Luca Paganelli

    #2
    Re: First steps in Java

    > Any suggestions?

    Write _everything_ in English!!
    Is it greek??

    Luca Paganelli.


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    • Geoffrey

      #3
      Re: First steps in Java

      Ask in English? :)

      --
      Thank you for any and all help,
      Geoffrey
      "billbou" <[email protected] .gr> schreef in bericht
      news:bsbhu7$qgi [email protected]. ntua.gr...[color=blue]
      > Exw balei Forte4.0 sto PC kai java_sdk_1.4.2. To problima einai oti den
      > brisko online documentation(o xi meso internet) kai mou exoun spasei ta
      > neyra. Den mporeis na thimase toses klaseis apekso, einai aytoktonia.
      >
      > Any suggestions?
      >
      >
      >[/color]


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      • Manolis Christodoulou

        #4
        Re: First steps in Java

        billbou wrote:
        [color=blue]
        > Exw balei Forte4.0 sto PC kai java_sdk_1.4.2. To problima einai oti den
        > brisko online documentation(o xi meso internet) kai mou exoun spasei ta
        > neyra. Den mporeis na thimase toses klaseis apekso, einai aytoktonia.
        >
        > Any suggestions?
        >[/color]

        Please try to write in english, because nobody anderstands that you want
        an on-line documentation for Java Runtime Library to use it on FFJ4.

        First of all, try using netBeans which is the openSource mother product
        for FFJ, and you will get the latest version every time. SUN will not
        continue to give free IDEs in the future.

        Then download the java documentation from sun. It's a .zip file.
        NetBeans can use it as is (without extracting it's thousands of html
        files), but if you want to read it by yourself extract it somewhere in
        yout java installation.

        Then configure netbeans to look for it ... RTFM...

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