Java is a programming language (like VB, Delphi, C++, C# .NET) developed by Java Software, a part of Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Sun has made Java Plug-in Software available for porting to all operating system providers. For information about support for Java Plug-in Software on other operating systems, contact the operating system provider. Complete description of the failure/problem encountered. Include the steps required to reproduce the problem. Yes. Java Plug-in Software uses the same JRE that users can download from Sun's web site today (see http://java.sun.com/j2se/).

You can download JDK from Sun at Sun Downloads. IBM and Blackdown also have JDKs available for Linux. Other vendors, like apple have downloads of the JDK available for their operating system.

Within the 'wysiwygEditor' tag of the XML configuration there is an attribute you can set to determine a background color called 'interfacebgcolor' which takes a hexadecimals style color as its value. (e.g. #FFFFFF). However, it is recommended that you avoid changing the background color as this interferes with the system's Look and Feel, and may also have unpredictable results.

Java:API:RMI, Java:API:CORBA:Java IDL, Java:API:CORBA:RMI/IIOP, Java:Language, Tools, Tools:Misc, JDK, JDK:1.3, Vendors:Sun, Java:API:Doclet, Java:API:Serialization You can find the official Sun documentation for all of the tools in the Java 2 SDK including javac, java, javadoc, appletviewer, jar, jdb, javah, javap,...

According to posts in webtv.users from Steve Perlman, ex-president of WebTV, WebTV has been working to provide a form of Personal Java for the WebTV Plus terminal (and possibly the new Classics and Dishplayer, but nothing was said specifically about them as they were not announced products at the time of the posts)?there is no guarantee this will happen. For the full text of Steve's posts, click here.

The SDK is the Software Development Kit. This together with the tutorial allows you to create your own Rbots level. This could be a brand new level you have created or an old level you wish to convert. Either way, the Rbot SDK is what you need.

We are slowly working towards an SDK, freezing and documenting interfaces and reshaping the build process. For the time being we recommend you get get the source and build from that.

No -- The Java SDK includes compressed American, British, and Canadian English dictionaries. You would need to license the English Word List only if you needed to modify the dictionary in some way (e.g., remove or add some words)

Yes. You can use Spellex SDK for Java Technology to add spell-check capability to Web applets. Spell checking takes place entirely within the client -- no servers, servlets, or CGI needed.

You can get our releases either with a World Wide Web (WWW) browser or by anonymous ftp. For details, including installation instructions, visit: The Java 2 Platform web site (http://java.sun.com/j2se/) Choose the software you want, and go from there.

The Java Sound API specifies mechanisms for capturing, processing, and playing back audio and MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) data in a framework that promotes extensibility and flexibility. Sun's reference implementation for the Java Sound API, also known as the Java Sound engine, is a 64 channel audio rendering and MIDI controlled sound synthesis engine which offers reliable, high quality sound on all Java 2 Platforms.

Java-Script is a client-side scripting language that can be embedded within a web page. Java-script is used to create dynamic web pages or to provide functions to the web browser that don't normally exist.

The User Interface Software Group first created a tool called Garnet in Lisp in 1988, and then in Summer of 1994 started working on Amulet. It took about a calendar year, and over 4 man-years of work to create Amulet, without much research contributions. Therefore, we are reticient to start yet another conversion. Java and C++ are enough different that we feel we would want to do a redesign and not just a transliteration.

As part of JFC, the Accessibility API enables Java applications to work with alternate input and output devices such as Screen Readers, Screen Magnifiers, Braille terminals, and others. The Accessibility API takes the current Java system that is visually oriented and extends it to be usable by people who need to work with other non-visual devices. We are truly taking "Write Once, Run Anywhere" to another level by extending the benefits of Java Computing to users with disabilities.

Yes, a complete Software Developers Kit for Windows 98, NT, 2000, ME, and XP and Mac OS X 10.2 is available. Immersion has a DLL that consist of standard "C" functions that will work on most Windows systems. You can request a copy of the SDK from our web site.

Developers of existing and emerging platforms and devices can support Flash (SWF) playback. The Flash Player Source Code SDK contains a portable C++ source code version of Flash Player as well as documentation designed to help a third-party software or hardware developer easily port Flash Player to any platform. The Flash Player Source Code SDK is designed for ease of porting and for platform independence. The code as provided compiles on Win32 and Linux systems.

The Eclipse SDK (software developer kit) is the consolidation of the components produced by the three Eclipse Project subprojects (Platform, JDT - Java development tools, and PDE - Plug-in development environment) into a single download. Together these pieces provide a feature-rich development environment that allows the developer to efficiently create tools that integrate seamlessly into the Eclipse Platform.

The BioID SDK is not a shrink-wrapped product but a Software Development Kit. With our SDK you can integrate biometrics in your own product or in products you are already using. So you don't have to discard your existing systems and replace it with BioID. With our SDK you can develop your own biometric solution tailored to your needs.

The AAF reference implementation, including source code and examples of the majority of the Utilities. The SDK includes installers for Windows®, IRIX and MacOS® platforms. The SDK includes an AAF file dumper, a sample XML definition of AAF among other things.

The Microsoft???? DirectX???? 9 Software Development Kit (SDK) contains the tools needed to build cutting-edge, media-rich, interactive applications. It includes the run-time, headers and libs, sample executables, sample source, documentation, DirectX utilities, and support for both C++ and Visual Basic???? development.

Fractal:SDK is a software development kit that lets you alter and extend the functionality of the core Fractal Map components provided by Fractal:Edge, and embed them fully inside your applications.

SimbaProvider SDK is a software development toolkit (SDK) for building an OLE DB for OLAP (ODBO) Provider or a XML for Analysis (XMLA) Provider for your multi-dimensional or star schema relational data store. Conventionally, building a data provider from scratch requires senior programmers experienced in ODBO, XMLA, as well as MDX. It is a long development cycle, requiring extensive testing/debugging with consumer applications.

After you have downloaded TrackerCam, you will find C++ source code in the Samples directory under the install path (usually C:\Program Files\Eagletron\TrackerCam\Samples). It is a sockets application to control the TrackerPod/PowerPod. If you prefer Visual Basic, you can also download and install VB examples from www.trackercam.com/download.

We are slowly working towards an SDK, freezing and documenting interfaces and reshaping the build process. For the time being we recommend you get get the source and build from that.

The Urakawa SDK (Software Development Kit) is a software framework which can be used to easily build complex multimedia authoring applications. It is modular and can be extended to meet specific application domain requirements.