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Important: The Java API for Cocoa is deprecated in Mac OS X version 10.4 and later. You should use the Objective-C API instead. For a tutorial on using Cocoa with Objective-C, see Cocoa Application Tutorial.

Expanding on the Basics

This chapter describes other integrated components of Cocoa. Do you recall how little code was required to build Currency Converter into a working application? You may be surprised how many classes and features come prepackaged with Cocoa to minimize the time you spend coding.

The simplest Cocoa application, even one without a line of code added to it, includes a wealth of features that you get “for free.” You do not have to program these features yourself. You can see this when you test an interface in Interface Builder.

Contents:

Application and Window Behavior
Controls and Text
Menu Commands
Document Management
File Management
Communicating With Other Applications
Custom Drawing and Animation
Internationalization
Editing Support
Printing
Help
Plug-in Architecture




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Last updated: 2006-10-03




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