java on Mac OS 9
Hello
This is a decidely idiotic-type question as the answer is probably obvious, but I usually use either my mac Os X iMac or the unix equipped pcs at university for java programming. Although it took me a while to work it out java on both machines is compiled and run via the command line.
However I hate the damned text editors they have on the university's unix machines so decided, stupidly, to try using their mac OS 9 iMacs instead, only to remember- they don't have a command line.
So if java is installed on a computer with mac OS 9 how are you supposed to use it without a special utility?
This is a decidely idiotic-type question as the answer is probably obvious, but I usually use either my mac Os X iMac or the unix equipped pcs at university for java programming. Although it took me a while to work it out java on both machines is compiled and run via the command line.
However I hate the damned text editors they have on the university's unix machines so decided, stupidly, to try using their mac OS 9 iMacs instead, only to remember- they don't have a command line.
So if java is installed on a computer with mac OS 9 how are you supposed to use it without a special utility?
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