Purpose: provide some pointers and references to Java in particular, and its relationship to Tcl.
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See http://www.java.com/ for the home of Java, an interpreted bytecode OO
language whose byte codes are intended to run cross platform.

Or, whose byte codes run on the Java Virtual Machine, which is ported to a number of platforms.

See [Jacl] and [TclBlend].

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[LV] says "So far, in 5+ years of reading and looking at Java, I've only
found 1 application that was useful and worked ''out of the box'' - and
that is a command line app that generates DOC files for the Palm Pilot!".
He continues to seek useful applications written in Java that work out of the box.
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[RS] quotes from [http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/script-survey/] that Tcl's
 set out [open file.txt a]
is in Java only
 PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter(new FileOutputStream("file.txt",true));" 
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[Java and Tcl]; [Tcl and other languages]
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[[ [Category Language] | [Category Java] ]]