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	BlueJ - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		BlueJ is an interactive Java development environment, developed mainly for educational purposes, but also suitable for small-scale development.
		BlueJ was developed to support the learning and teaching of object-oriented programming, and its design differs from other development environments as a result.
		BlueJ is currently being maintained by a joint team at the University of Kent at Canterbury, England, and Deakin University in Melbourne, Australia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/BlueJ (420 words)

	Teaching Java Technology with BlueJ
		The BlueJ environment was developed as part of a a university research project for teaching object-orientation to beginners.
		BlueJ is a simple IDE that encourages experimentation and exploration through simplicity, visualization, and interactivity.
		The fact that BlueJ is free helps schools and students on tight budgets, but its real strength is in its simplicity, its power to make abstract programming concepts concrete, and its ability to allow instructors to demonstrate and write code in a visual way.
	java.sun.com /features/2002/07/bluej.html (1488 words)

	The BlueJ Experience
		The BlueJ PLTSE has been designed to support the Java language and was introduced into the introductory teaching of that language in the School of Computer Science and Software Engineering (CSSE) in Semester 1 of the 1999 academic year.
		BlueJ did not significantly impact upon the sense of confidence that students had in completing the subject or year of the course.
		The fact that BlueJ was not seen to have any negative effects on the overall performance in the course was an interesting result, given the difficulties students reported in installing and running it, particularly during the first part of the semester.
	www.csse.monash.edu.au /~smarkham/techreports/BlueJ_1.htm (2324 words)

	java.net: Java Tech: The Sweet Song of the BlueJ, Part 1
		BlueJ is an integrated Java environment that has been designed to teach object orientation with the Java language.
		BlueJ was developed to provide an appropriate environment for teaching object-orientation concepts to students.
		BlueJ is easy to use; students can begin working with BlueJ without needing a lengthy introduction to the environment.
	today.java.net /pub/a/today/2005/07/21/bluej.html (1270 words)

	java.net: Java Tech: The Sweet Song of the BlueJ, Part 2
		The BlueJ site presents a number of prebuilt extensions, including an extension to automatically check coding styles, a sequence diagram editor, a remote file manager, an extension manager, a class evaluator, and a submitter.
		Although the student might become expert at interacting with BlueJ, that same student might be lost when having to work with Java in a command-line-driven environment or when confronted with another IDE because the student hasn't really learned Java.
		BlueJ's class diagram provides students with the big picture: they quickly see how all (or most, assuming the presence of user libraries) of the pieces of a Java project fit together.
	today.java.net /pub/a/today/2005/08/30/bluej.html?page=last (1561 words)

	java.net: Java Tech: The Sweet Song of the BlueJ, Part 2
		Last time, I introduced BlueJ, an integrated Java environment that is used to teach object orientation to students.
		Moving on, you toured BlueJ's GUI, where you discovered that BlueJ's main window divides into a menu bar, a project tool bar, a class diagram, an object bench, and a message area.
		BlueJ provides quite a few features beyond those features that were explored in the previous article.
	today.java.net /pub/a/today/2005/08/30/bluej.html (925 words)

	Computing Concepts with Java 2 Essentials - Help - BlueJ
		BlueJ is a free Java environment available from Monash University.
		BlueJ requires a Java 2 runtime, so you need to install the JDK first before installing BlueJ.
		BlueJ is written in Java and runs on any platform with a Java 2 runtime, such as Linux, Solaris, Windows, or Mac OS X. BlueJ is a wonderful environment that makes you think about objects and object-oriented programming.
	www.horstmann.com /ccj2/help/bluej.html (1218 words)

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		BlueJ is a small integrated development environment (IDE) for Java programming, especially for beginners.
		BlueJ is meant for general users, but is designed particular with student usage in mind.
		You will then be able to convert abc to a BlueJ project (and from then on, choose Project and Open from the console whenever you wish to work on that project).
	heather.cs.ucdavis.edu /~matloff/bluej.html (991 words)

	Robert Stephenson's Blog: Java and Education: BlueJ
		BlueJ's guiding philosophy is to make it possible to teach object-oriented concepts first, before students even begin to write code.
		BlueJ is free (as in free beer) to use for use in schools or businesses, or for any other purpose so long as it is not resold.
		It can be downloaded from http://www.bluej.org/ It is not open source -- specifically, as they explained, to prevent folks from adding their favorite improvements and spoiling its zen-like simplicity in the process.
	weblogs.java.net /blog/rstephe/archive/2003/06/java_and_educat_1.html (1418 words)

	CS 1705: BlueJ
		We also are not using the BlueJ version distributed on CD with the text book.
		If you have more than one Java version installed, BlueJ will let you select your preferred version the first time it is executed.
		Basically, this Mac installation won't have any of the course-specific templates for creating new classes, or course-specific entries on the help menu, or the same color scheme as in the lab, and on and on.
	courses.cs.vt.edu /~cs1705/Spring04/bluej.php (1033 words)

	BluejProblems - BlueJ Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The workaround enables opening projects from a network (UNC) path but BlueJ must still be run from a non-UNC path (which in many cases is easily accomplised by installing bluej in a location which is mapped to a drive letter).
		It's possible to downgrade to BlueJ 2.0.2 to solve this problem, but using java 1.5 is slightly problematic with BlueJ 2.0.2 because BlueJ does not understand the 1.5 compiler error messages properly (and does not therefore give a very useful error message to the end user).
		To do this, edit the "bluej" shell script which is used to start BlueJ (it is located just inside the folder/directory into which BlueJ was installed).
	wiki.bluej.org /BluejProblems (1581 words)

	BlueJ Fact Sheet
		BlueJ provides alternatives for those with a mixture of platforms and Java programming packages from multiple hardware and software vendors.
		BlueJ is a graphical application interface creation tool utilizing graphical and non-graphical program elements to create application program in Java or COBOL (with PERCobol Extensions).
		BlueJ is platform independent; meaning that users can use it on their preferred platform whether Unix, Windows, or other graphical platforms.
	www.legacyj.com /factsheet/bluej_factsheet.html (499 words)

	BlueJ
		BlueJ is a free Java environment available from http://bluej.org.
		BlueJ is written in Java and runs on any platform with a Java 2 runtime, such as Linux, Solaris, Windows, or Mac OS X. BlueJ requires a Java 2 runtime, so you need to install the Java SDK first before installing BlueJ.
		BlueJ is a wonderful environment that makes you think about objects and object-oriented programming.
	www.horstmann.com /bigj/help/bluej (974 words)

	Spiderpro: Java tools: BlueJ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		BlueJ offers a simple IDE that has been created with the Java student in mind.
		BlueJ has a graphical presentation in UML, an editor with syntax highlighting, help for errors.
		BlueJ comes with a set of examples that will give you a flying start.
	www.spiderpro.com /bu/bujavt001.html (177 words)

	Installing BlueJ and Java (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The recommended Hardware Requirements for BlueJ are: 64MB RAM and a 300Mhz Processor, but the bare minimum you could get by with are: 32MB of RAM and a 166Mhz Processor.
		Next, you need to download and install BlueJ, which is a (free!) graphical programming tool.
		Documentation can be found here (BlueJ) and here (Java).
	www.mathcs.carleton.edu /faculty/dmusican/cs117f01/bluejinstall.html (411 words)

	Object Oriented Programming: Installation Notes for Java/BlueJ/javabook (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		BlueJ is a software tool that helps us write (and run) Java programs, just like Microsoft Word is a software tool that helps us write documents.
		BlueJ and Java are not the same thing.
		If you are running BlueJ while you make this change, you will need to restart BlueJ before this change to the class path wil take effect.
	linus.socs.uts.edu.au /~raymond/oop/HowToInstallJavaAndBlueJOffTheCD.html (1855 words)

	BlueJ - Installation Instructions
		This can be changed later by running the "vmselect" program, which will be installed into the same directory as BlueJ.
		Note: BlueJ requires Java 2, and thus runs only on MacOS X. Updating to the latest Java version (via the Software Update feature) is recommended.
		After starting BlueJ, open a project by selecting "Open" from the Project menu.
	www.ida.liu.se /~TDDB32/kursbibliotek/BlueJ/BlueJ_doc/install.html (265 words)

	Using BlueJ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		With BlueJ, you can't edit, compile or run a file unless it's part of a project.
		BlueJ uses them to remember things about your project; you should leave them alone.
		BlueJ will make a copy of this file and put it into your project folder.
	www.qucis.queensu.ca /home/malamb/JavaTools/BJuse.html (815 words)

	BlueJ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		BlueJ can be installed on any machine that has the Java 2 SDK version 1.3 or newer installed (download the SUN Java SDK).
		There is special information on using the Marine Biology Simulation case study with BlueJ.
		In order to use libraries (packages) in BlueJ, after it is running, select Tools / Preferences from the menu.
	cs.colgate.edu /APCS/Java/JavaSystemsPages/bluej.htm (221 words)

	BlueJ - Teaching Java - Learning Java (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The First BlueJ Day was held on 1st March 2006 in Houston, Texas.
		Two new extensions are now available for BlueJ, both with a UML theme.
		The Class Wizard allows BlueJ classes to be manipulated using UML syntax, and the UMLextension displays the contents of a BlueJ class as a UML Class icon.
	www.bluej.org (191 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Objects First with Java: A Practical Introduction Using BlueJ: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		BlueJ is a Java development environment that runs on top of the Sun Microsystems Java Development Kit making use of the standard compiler and virtual machine.
		Plain and simple BlueJ gives you the right amount of Java knowledge without going into unnecessary details and allows the user to see the big picture and enable them to successfully start understanding more advanced Java material.
		When I got to university the Students who used BlueJ at college were miles ahead in understanding Java language than those who had not.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/0130449296 (1003 words)

	AP Computer Science - Dave Wittry - Karel J Robot
		BlueJ works on a folder system; everything that is part of one project must be in a single folder (that's a good thing).
		If you have any jars that the project needs, just create a "+libs" folder within the project folder and put any jars you need in it.
		This is fine if you have a fast connection and your lab is always connected (don't I wish).
	www.apcomputerscience.com /bluej (711 words)

	BlueJ Information
		Since one of the main emphasis of CISC 124 is the use of Java libraries, it is important that you have an opportunity to learn with a more current version.
		BlueJ is an interactive tool that uses Sun's Java compiler and interpreter.
		With BlueJ, you can't edit, compile or run a file unless it's in a project.
	www.cs.queensu.ca /home/cisc124/2001f/BlueJ.html (2720 words)

	CS026 Java and BlueJ Installation Guidelines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		These instructions are intended to help CS026 students get Java and BlueJ working on their own computers.
		BlueJ should be able to open these projects without difficulty, and you can test out your installation by compiling and running the programs as discussed in the first labs of the course.
		If you have any difficulties or issues in using Java or BlueJ consult your instructor, lab instructor, or one of the other teaching assistants during their consulting times.
	www.csd.uwo.ca /courses/CS026a/java_setup.html (667 words)

	BlueJ
		Important: The BlueJ path (that is, any of the parent directories) must not contain spaces (e.g.
		You may also want to look over how to create a project and run programs with BlueJ from the class web site.
		Once you are familiar with BlueJ the reference manual is very good for "How do I..." type questions.
	www.cs.utexas.edu /~scottm/cs303e/Software/BlueJ.html (437 words)

	Amazon.com: Objects First with Java: A Practical Introduction Using BlueJ: Books: David J. Barnes,Michael Kolling (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		BlueJ supports teaching tools that are not available in other environments, including the visualisation of class structure.
		The book seems to be written for a "new breed" of students in times of Mass-Education, that is: students who want to learn programming vocationally rather than scientifically; students who want to apply programming to "real-world" jobs rather than to study a programming language for the sake of its own beauty.
		The text and style of the book itself is, in my opinion, rather tiring and tedious, too packed and cluttered with "projects", too repetitive, too self-interrupting with all sorts of "windows" and "boxes" etc. The same contents could have been presented in a much leaner, much more concise and much less repetitive fashion.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0130449296?v=glance (2059 words)

	Installing BlueJ and Java (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This means that if you choose to work from home, it is your responsibility to make sure that your program compiles and runs correctly on the lab machines when you turn it in.
		BlueJ, which is a (free!) graphical programming tool.
		Again, the installer will ask for an installation directory, choose "C:\bluej" which is the same location that the CMC labs use.
	www.mathcs.carleton.edu /faculty/dmusican/cs117s03/bluejinstall.html (286 words)

	BlueJ 2.1.2 - MacUpdate
		BlueJ is an integrated Java environment specifically designed for introductory teaching.
		The only thing different that BlueJ has that JCreator does not is the graphing ability.
		I am realy concerned about this because if I can't get the Mac version of BlueJ working, I need to work on the PC version and that is the last thing I want to do; use a PC.
	www.macupdate.com /info.php/id/9667 (255 words)

	BlueJ Installation Instructions
		It may be necessary to kill the whole BlueJ process and start it again to recover from a breakpoint.
		This is a serious limitation, but even being able to catch one breakpoint, usually with local variables, can make the debugger of real use in some situations.
		You may be able to figure out how to use BlueJ just by playing with it, but there is a preliminary BlueJ tutorial on the BlueJ web that you can print.
	www.cs.indiana.edu /~chaynes/c212/s00/bluej.html (526 words)

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