[Editor's note: I have not tested this installer package myself, but I thought others who do work in Java may find the installer package useful. If you have feedback on how the installer worked for you, please add it in the comments.]
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The Sun One Studio 4, Community Edition installer doesn't work, even when using suggestions from Sun (at least for me it didn't). To get around this problem, I have created a Mac OS X friendly installer package. The installer installs the necessary files and an AppleScript that runs the application. Hopefully Sun will include Mac OS X in their "supported systems" in the future.
[Editor's note: I have not tested this installer package myself, but I thought others who do work in Java may find the installer package useful. If you have feedback on how the installer worked for you, please add it in the comments.]
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netbeans as an alternative
I appreciate the efforts of the person who contributed the tip. I have nudged Forte/Sun ONE into installing on OS X and then I found that NetBeans has a OS X installer. For a little background, Sun purchased NetBeans and it basically forms the foundation for their product, however the open source <a href="http://www.netbeans.org">project</a> still continues. I've used Forte as well as NetBeans and they are functionally identical from what I can tell, so Mac users may want to check out netbeans.
netbeans as an alternative
I've found that Sun ONE is just Netbeans v4. Does anyone know where I could |
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