What JDK should I use to develop Waba programs?
Any one of them should work fine. We’ve tested development of Waba programs using Sun’s JDK 1.02, JDK 1.1 and JDK 1.2 and Microsoft’s SDK for Java. There is code in the Waba bridge classes to ensure you can develop under any of the various versions. • Can I access native functions? You can add native functions directly into the WabaVM using the WabaVM source code. • Where are the waba.lang classes in the SDK? The waba.lang package is not part of the SDK, however the waba.lang classes can be used in a Waba program. How does this work? When you are developing your program under Java, simply use the java.lang String, StringBuffer and Object classes. The java.lang classes don’t exist when you run under a WabaVM because the WabaVM contains no Java classes. However it does contain waba.lang String, StringBuffer and Object classes and when it encounters references to the java.lang classes, it maps them to their counterparts in the waba.lang package. So, when you develop your program in Java,
