CD ROM for Java Design Patterns: A Tutorial
        by James W. Cooper
	2nd printing
        
This CD contains all the example code for each of the chapter in the 
Java Design Patterns textbook. Each folder contains the source code, 
and the compiled class files. In addition to the 23 folders for the 23
Design Patterns we discuss, there is also a UML folder with the code
for the simple examples we use in introducing UML in Chapter 1, and a 
Swing folder containing all the example code for Swing components
that we discuss in Section V of the book.

All of the programs were compiled and tested using JDK 1.2.1 (Java 2).

For Macintosh users, all the source code files are less than 32 characters
in length. In addition, all of the generated class files, including inner 
files are shorter than 32 characters as well. If you have any problems,
just recompile from the provided sources and the correct class files will
be generated.

You can view any of these files directly on the CD-ROM, but if you want
to recompile them, you should copy them to your hard drive. The simplest way to
do this is to 
1. Create a folder called JTutorial.
2. Display the root of the CDROM directory structure in Windows Explorer,
press Ctrl/A (for select All) and Ctrl/C (for copy all to the clipboard.)
3. Then open the empty JTutorial folder you just created on your hard drive
and press Ctrl/V (for paste)

All of the programs are already compiled to Java class files and you need not 
recompile them to run them.

Each folder also contains the Visual SlickEdit project
files (vpj) for each project and all the JVISION UML diagram (dgm) files. 
If you have any doubt as to which programs make up a project, look at the 
vpj file, which is a text file.
Both of these files contain references to files using absolute pathnames which
you will have to change to match the path where you copy these programs.

JVISION
We include both the free  Linux version of JVISION and the Windows 30-day demo version.
To obtain a licensed version, go to www.object-insight.com.