Testing Java on Mac OSX86
One interesting thing I found after installing Mac (Intel) OSX86 was the availability of complete Java development package. The built-in Java resource has become an added value so that you don’t have to worry anymore to seek & find the Java package natively for your Mac.
I tried to create a simple java source from text editor & would like to see the compile process & runtime result. The source below normally will displayed a “Hello Java…” string:
class hello {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println(“Hello Java”); } }
I then switch to terminal & make it compiled with javac compiler command:
:~/javac hello.java
Let the compiled source run & see the result below:
It works fine. The apple system has proven that it also stands for Java development based application instead of others OS. A great work from Mac OS team developers.
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