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* [[Odin]] + [[OpenJDK]]
* [[Odin]] + [[OpenJDK]]


====Add-on, libraries and bindings====
====Add-on's and libraries====
* [[NetRexx]] - Scripting language - Current.
* [[Snappy]] - Compression lib. - Open Source - Current.
 
====Foreign libraries with Java bindings====
* [[e_Db]] - Library for [[C]] & [[C++]], also has [[Java]] API's/bindings - Commercial - Discontinued.
* [[e_Db]] - Library for [[C]] & [[C++]], also has [[Java]] API's/bindings - Commercial - Discontinued.
* [[Snappy]] - Compression lib. - Open Source - Current.
====Text & programmers editors with Java support====
====Text & programmers editors with Java support====
* [[Boxer]] - Java syntax highlighting support built in - Commercial - DOS and OS/2 versions discontinued, Win32 version still sold.
* [[Boxer]] - Java syntax highlighting support built in - Commercial - DOS and OS/2 versions discontinued, Win32 version still sold.
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==Tutorials and other learning material==
==Tutorials and other learning material==
* https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/ - Introductory Java tutorials from Oracle corp.
* https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/ - Introductory Java tutorials from Oracle Corp.


[[Category:Programming Languages]][[Category:Java]]
[[Category:Programming Languages]][[Category:Java]]

Revision as of 13:19, 28 April 2015

Java is an interpreted, concurrent and object-oriented programming language originally designed to be highly portable, as such it can be thought of and indeed is frequently used as much as a platform on its own as a programming language.

Java virtual machines for OS/2

Add-on's and libraries

  • NetRexx - Scripting language - Current.
  • Snappy - Compression lib. - Open Source - Current.

Foreign libraries with Java bindings

  • e_Db - Library for C & C++, also has Java API's/bindings - Commercial - Discontinued.
  • Snappy - Compression lib. - Open Source - Current.

Text & programmers editors with Java support

  • Boxer - Java syntax highlighting support built in - Commercial - DOS and OS/2 versions discontinued, Win32 version still sold.

Publications

Tutorials and other learning material