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1. #Save a .java file in eclipse to desktop for mac for mac os x#
2. #Save a .java file in eclipse to desktop for mac software#
3. #Save a .java file in eclipse to desktop for mac code#

i work better if i understand the process. Ok, thanks for your help with the big picture. Thanks to your posts i think i understand that another step is needed if the java app is to run online. will it then be an icon that one dbl clicks on to run from the desktop?

#Save a .java file in eclipse to desktop for mac code#

after the code is compiled is it now ready to run as an executable (i don't know if that's the right language for the mac platform). so, i write the code in tex-edit, and compile (or translate the source code) in an app like eclipse, et al, and then. Ok, i think i understand the 'big picture' a little bit better but i do have another question. i don't know how that works out but that's what he said.Īn ide is a compiler? do i understand that correctly? he said they will be writing and compiling the code from notepad. i talked to my prof so i have a little better understanding of what my pc classmates will be doing. Hi everyone, thanks so much for the info. Some people have already written a lot of good info on using Java under OS X.

#Save a .java file in eclipse to desktop for mac software#

We are also required to turn in flowcharts so i'm wondering what software you might recommend.I like OmniGraffle for diagramming.īe sure to read through previous threads. Tomcat is a servlet and JSP container, so you won't be messing with that unless you are writing Java web applications. I found of lot of detailed info (tomcat, xcode, et al) but i don't understand how it all fits together.Xcode is the Apple IDE. We have a forum on IDEs here for Eclipse questions.Ī big issue is that i don't understand the sequence of events in programming, like what happens first followed by what.Generally, you write the code, then compile it into class files, then run the class files. then what? how do i get the program to run?I'm not an Eclipse user, but I assume there's a way for it to run the current project. You can also do it from the command line or other IDEs.ģ. Just be sure to save as text (not something like RTF) and to save the file with the file type of. i can write the code in a text editor such as tex-edit.Yes.

#Save a .java file in eclipse to desktop for mac for mac os x#

Thanks for being here, i was very happy to find a place for mac os x greenhorns!ġ. We are also required to turn in flowcharts so i'm wondering what software you might recommend. i found of lot of detailed info ( tomcat, xcode, et al) but i don't understand how it all fits together. then what? how do i get the program to run?Ī big issue is that i don't understand the sequence of events in programming, like what happens first followed by what.

i can write the code in a text editor such as tex-edit.Ģ.

i am, however, pretty good on the mac.Īm i on the right track with this thinking?ġ. i have no experience or understanding of java or any programming language. what i'd like is some info on the simplest way to set up my mac. after reading and googling for a coupla hours i'm really confused. i'm taking a novice java class where everyone else is working on a pc so i'm on my own to get set up on mac to work on my projects.