Mac OS X provides support for J2SE 1.3.1 and 1.4.1 based applications and applets. J2SE 1.4.2 is supported on Mac OS X 10.3.1 or higher. Java 1.4.2 Updates 1 and 2 provides J2SE 1.4.2_05 compatibility. See Apple's Java Developer site and Getting Started With Java for more information. With the release of Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger), Java 2 v5 is supported (10.4 is required). Mac OS X 10.4 includes Java 1.4.2 providing J2SE 1.4.2_07 compatibility.

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2004 Nov	Using Java Studio Creator on Mac OS X
2004 Sep	Bundling Java/SWT Applications for Mac OS X
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J2SE 1.4.2	X 10.3 (Panther)	Oct 2003
J2SE 1.4.1	X 10.2 (Jaguar)	Mar 2003
J2SE 1.3.1	X 10.2 (Jaguar) X 10.1 (Puma)	Aug 2002 Sep 2001
J2SE 1.3.0	X 10.0 (Cheetah)	Mar 2001
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Using Java Studio Creator on Mac OS X

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2003 Oct	Bringing your Java Application to Mac OS X Part Three How to package and distribute Java applications for Mac OS X.
2003 Sep	Create Desktop Applications with Java-Based Web Technologies
2003 Jul	Server-Side Java with the Struts Framework on Mac OS X

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2003 Mar	What's up with Mac OS X Java and QuickTime?

2003 Mar	Bringing your Java Application to Mac OS X Part Two Building Java applications to provide a more Mac feel to the user interface.
2003 Jan	Bringing your Java Application to Mac OS X Part One

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2003 Jan	Bringing your Java Application to Mac OS X Part One Tips to improve the user interface experience. Answers the question: Why is the Swing JUnit runner showing a blue bar when it should be red or green?
2002 Oct	Enterprise Java on Mac OS X - Using JBoss and Jetty on OS X.

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OS X Meets Java

2002 Apr	The IDEs of Mac Using JBuilder, IDEA, NetBeans, PowerBuilder and jEdit on OS X.
2002 Mar	Using AppleScript to Compile and Run Java Code

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(Jul 2003) Do-It-Yourself MIDP on Mac OS X by Michael Powers
(Mar 2003) Bringing your Java Application to Mac OS X Part Two
- Building Java applications to provide a more Mac feel to the user interface.
(Jan 2003) Bringing your Java Application to Mac OS X Part One
- Tips to improve the user interface experience. Answers the question: Why is the Swing JUnit runner showing a blue bar when it should be red or green?
(Apr 2002) The IDEs of Mac
(Mar 2002) Using AppleScript to Compile and Run Java Code
(Jan 2002) Adding Spell Checking to Your Swing Applications
(Aug 2001) Building a Simple Java Application in Mac OS X
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2003 Oct	Mac OS X JNI Revisited
2003 Oct	Bringing your Java Application to Mac OS X Part Three How to package and distribute Java applications for Mac OS X.
2003 Sep	Create Desktop Applications with Java-Based Web Technologies
2003 Jul	Server-Side Java with the Struts Framework on Mac OS X
2003 Jul	Do-It-Yourself MIDP on Mac OS X by Michael Powers
2003 Mar	Bringing your Java Application to Mac OS X Part Two Building Java applications to provide a more Mac feel to the user interface.
2003 Jan	Bringing your Java Application to Mac OS X Part One Tips to improve the user interface experience. Answers the question: Why is the Swing JUnit runner showing a blue bar when it should be red or green?
2002 Oct	Enterprise Java on Mac OS X - Using JBoss and Jetty on OS X.
2002 Apr	The IDEs of Mac Using JBuilder, IDEA, NetBeans, PowerBuilder and jEdit on OS X.
2002 Mar	Using AppleScript to Compile and Run Java Code
2002 Jan	Adding Spell Checking to Your Swing Applications
2001 Aug	Building a Simple Java Application in Mac OS X
2001 Jul	Running Java Applications on Mac OS X
	Java and Tomcat on Mac OS X, Part I - Covers installation and configuration.
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Mac OS X for Java Geeks by Will Iverson, 2003.

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