I can't elaborate more. I have a question about the classes removed from the AWT API, or classified as Optional. The goal is to design a highly intuitive user interfacethat consumers will like and catch on to quickly. We are about to post a new document for public review, which is a style guide addressing the design of consumer interfaces using PersonalJava. Expect to see the guide in August.
Frames is an optional class for the reasons given above.
Please comment on the development process for PersonalJava. I assume we can develop under other systems so long as we restrict ourselves to the allowed subset of commands. PersonalJava is a feature-level subset of Java, so the class structure is the same. For example, when you return a rental car, the server-resident piece that accepts the information from the device and processes it. I'm just wondering, because it makes it easier for me to figure out what types of articles, tutorials, etc.