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Old 30-06-2004, 09:09   #29
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Re: Take a look at this

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Originally Posted by WNA
If you could give me a direct link it would be useful because i entered in the search box the critera you mentioned and it returned a list of results and i didn't know what to download.
This would be what you want to download.

You should take a look around the sun site, there's a fair few starter documents on there to get you going - if you are serious about learning java, you may want to look at this as well - it's not the best book in the world (though better than others) - but it is free to download and should be enough to get you properly started.

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Also - a good IDE is a life saver when it comes to development - there's a fair few out there, but the 2 front runners tend to be Eclipse (which I found a real pain in the neck to get up and running but is free) and Intellij which IMO is a dream to work with - but it does cost money - though you can get a 30 day evaluation key.

Also look at build tools - Ant, Maven - getting a decent tool to build, will save you a lot of effort messing around with classpaths and so on.
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