Google introduces Java converter for Objective-C
As a new open source project Google released the code converter J2ObjC, the Java source code in Objective-C is to translate for iPhone-/iPad-Apps. The Java code to yourself to be directly in the build of an iOS application integrate with subsequent processing of the generated Objective-C code was not necessary.
However, these are not a Java emulator. Support is only writing code below the user interface, such as the application logic or data requests. The user interface code must still be written and Apple's iOS SDK use (or Androids API for Android Apps or GWT) in Objective-C or Objective-C + +.
Java classes are converted to Objective-C classes that directly access the iOS Foundation framework. Support is Java 6. Most runtime features, including exceptions, and anonymous inner classes, generics, threads, and Reflection JUnit tests and build tools such as Maven and makeup as well as Apple's Xcode development environment supports the command line tool as well.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment