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davidson_l skrev den 15-02-2008 21:28:Java>programmer to use the toolbox. I would suggest you go
Yes, that is exactly the problem-- I am justI am certain that they expect you to be a seasoned
beginning to learn java and started with the Infocenter
and the Java Toolbox, drilled down, found "Writing your
first IBM Toolbox for Java program"... got the "first
simple programming example" to run and don't know the
difference between it and the second one.
few steps back, and learn the basics of Java first withouttext>editor on your PC before starting using Eclipse IDE's
messing with all the AS/400 specifics.
Start with having a look at
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/ which cover a lot
of ground, and I would recommend you take the "Trails
covering the basics" with a JDK and your favorite
not to do gui's.
/Thorbjørn
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