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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 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 == | == Java virtual machines and compilers for OS/2 == | ||
* [[IBM Java]] | * [[IBM Java]] - VM Supplied with IBM's OS/2 and as an optional install with eComStation. Outdated but fast. | ||
* [[Golden Code J2SE for OS/2]] | * [[Golden Code J2SE for OS/2]] - Commercial VM - Discontinued | ||
* [[InnoTek Java]] | * [[InnoTek Java]] | ||
* [[Jikes]] | |||
* [[Odin]] + [[OpenJDK]] | * [[Odin]] + [[OpenJDK]] | ||
Revision as of 04:20, 8 December 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 and compilers for OS/2
- IBM Java - VM Supplied with IBM's OS/2 and as an optional install with eComStation. Outdated but fast.
- Golden Code J2SE for OS/2 - Commercial VM - Discontinued
- InnoTek Java
- Jikes
- Odin + OpenJDK
Add-on's and libraries
- LZ4 - Compression library - Open source - Current
- 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.
- LZ4 - Compression library with 3d party JNI bindings - Open source - Current
- 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
- https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/ - Introductory Java tutorials from Oracle Corp.
Links
- DZone's Java Page - Lots of Java links and info
- Russ Harvey Consulting's Java page - Lots of info both for OS/2 and other OS's.