Waba isn't really an environment the way CW is. Waba is more of a mini language based on Java. You use Java tools (such as VisualCafe, OR Codewarrior Java) and you use the Waba class libraries instead of the Java class libraries. You're comparing Apples and oranges. Waba allows you to write once and run on multiple platforms just like Java (which is what it really is). You then pass the Java thru a conversion app that converts it into Waba bytecodes. CW is an IDE that lets you code in Java, Palm, c, C++, Pascal, OOC, etc. Waba is just another language to CW. You can use CW to write Waba modules. One other difference is that CW doesn't require a runtime-module which is what the Waba VM is. S ----original Date: 14 Apr 1999 07:26:46 -0700 From: Dave Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Waba vs. CodeWarrior Anyone use the Waba VM and Waba SDK? (www.wabasoft.com). Just curious as to how it compares with the CodeWarrior development environment. Waba claims you can write once(any Java tool like VisualCafe), run anywhere (Palm, CE, Web applet). Dave
