Ok, so we have a list...

In message <76420362A8@silvon-server.silvon.com>, From 
"david.gibbs@silvon.com" <devdmg@silvon-server.uisinc.com>, the
following was written: > Will I be able to take a JAVA program on the
Mac, that uses GUI > elements, and copy the object it over to the '400
and run it on a > greenscreen w/o modifications?

I kinda doubt it...

You could use a text interface for Java. At least it knows about stdout
and can read ascii files with no problem. The GUI is built into AWT
though. If you develop using it, the client would need to be capable of
natively supporting GUI. It would of course also need a JVM, which would
not be platform independent. Given those requirements, if you stick to
pure Java, bytecodes are platform independent, although bugs are not
guaranteed to be.

Pete


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