Mac OS X and Java

Mac OS X provides a highly-optimized, tightly integrated implementation of Java 2 Standard Edition 1.3.1, including the client version of the HotSpot virtual machine. As the only high-volume desktop operating system to ship with Java 2, Mac OS X is emerging as the best place to develop and deploy Java applications. One the greatest benefits of developing or deploying Java on Mac OS X is that Java automatically takes advantage of multiprocessor G4s without developers having to do any additional work. WWDC 2002 will include sessions that cover the following related topics:

  1. Java Desktop Platform Overview
  2. Java in the Browser
  3. Java Graphics
  4. Java Performance
  5. Java Web Services
  6. Java Tuning on Mac OS X
  7. QuickTime for Java
  8. Java Virtual Machine Internals
  9. Java Tools

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