RE: frame question

[Marshall Dunbar <marshall@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sure.  Just create your Java classes using whatever tool you like. 
 Classes that have a window will inherit from java.awt.Frame 
(normally).  Pick one class to be the "driver" or "mainline" and make 
sure it has a "public static main (String args[])" method.  Then run 
the program from a command line or shortcut using "java mainclass", 
where mainclass is your mainline java class.  The main() method of that 
class will be run to bootstrap your application.

If you want a good book to walk you though learning Java, I recommend, 
"Teach Yourself Java in 21 days" by Lemay and Perkins.  That's the book 
I used to learn Java and now I'm writing books on the subject (I am 
co-author of the IBM redbook, "Accessing the AS/400 System with Java", 
which is now available, by the way!).

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Marshall Dunbar
DPS, Inc.
marshall@dpslink.com
http://www.dpslink.com



On Wednesday, November 12, 1997 12:58 PM, Gary Feinstein 
[SMTP:gfeinste@planethollywood.com] wrote:
> Ok, I understand I am creating JAVA applets.  Well, what about if I
> just
> wanted to create a straight JAVA application.  How do I do this?  Am
> I
> making and sense?
>
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