Re: A would-be user's first XSL experience (long)

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>The lack of a command line on the Mac makes Java a real pain in the
>butt.  I don't know about typical user use, but to distribute a Java
>application on the Mac, I have to use a tool from the Mac Java package
>to create a Mac application by feeding it the class, class path, and
>other parameters.  (For CD distribution, I then need to write an
>AppleScript that installs the software, since an application won't be
>recognized on an ISO 9660 CD, since there's no resource fork...)
>Playing nice with others is not something the Mac system is good at.
>
>-Chris
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I've had medium-range luck adding jar files to builds in Visual Cafe on the
Mac, but haven't tried XT, and would be interested to know if others have.
Chuck White
Creative Director
Advance Recruitment Advertising, Inc.
chuck@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.advancerecruitment.com


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