Where is Project Builder?

Thanks Spence,

So much for the 200 odd pages of documentation a current client sent me
on developing Java apps for OS X under Project Builder.

In ways it is reassuring how fast the development environment on OS X is
evolving, but it does make it a challenge to keep up.

john

James Spencer wrote:
 > In article <18978cf334aa89d1734cc3531b4be1b5.RemoveThis@news.meganetnews.com>,
 > John N. Alegre <info.RemoveThis@andante.mn.org> wrote:
 >
 >
  >>I have a new Mac OS X 10.3.3 system. I installed developer tools
  >>package. I see the XCode application. I do not see Project Builder.
  >>Can anyone help?
 >
 >
 > It's not there. Xcode replaced PB for 10.3; PB runs under 10.2 and
 > earlier. Xcode is "required" for 10.3
 >
 > Spence
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 >> Stay informed about: Where is Project Builder? 

In article <c4cc758510b62ab7345c6618a836c168 RemoveThis @news.meganetnews.com>,
John N. Alegre <info RemoveThis @andante.mn.org> wrote:

 > Thanks Spence,
 >
 > So much for the 200 odd pages of documentation a current client sent me
 > on developing Java apps for OS X under Project Builder.
 >
 > In ways it is reassuring how fast the development environment on OS X is
 > evolving, but it does make it a challenge to keep up.

There's not that much difference in the environments between PB and
Xcode and you will find that most of that 200 odd pages is fully
applicable. The only thing that is going to change is the exact
mechanism you will use to set things like target settings.

Spence

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James P. Spencer
Rochester, MN

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 >> Stay informed about: Where is Project Builder? 

In article <c4cc758510b62ab7345c6618a836c168.RemoveThis@news.meganetnews.com>,
"John N. Alegre" <info.RemoveThis@andante.mn.org> wrote:

 > Thanks Spence,
 >
 > So much for the 200 odd pages of documentation a current client sent me
 > on developing Java apps for OS X under Project Builder.
 >
 > In ways it is reassuring how fast the development environment on OS X is
 > evolving, but it does make it a challenge to keep up.

I haven't done Java under PB or XCode so far, but for Obj-C/Cocoa
development, the process didn't really change _that_ much.

G

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 >> Stay informed about: Where is Project Builder? 

In article <gwestonREMOVE-8C5917.19253723052004.RemoveThis@netnews.comcast.net>,
 > I haven't done Java under PB or XCode so far, but for Obj-C/Cocoa
 > development, the process didn't really change _that_ much.

I work almost exclusively in Java, and I can tell you that Xcode and
Project Builder BOTH let you develop and debug Java code quite well.
Not really very significant differences between the two.

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