The Java Tutorial CD is loaded with development kits and documentation, including the content and code of all three books: The Java Tutorial, The Java Tutorial Continued, and The JFC Swing Tutorial. Be sure to read and consent to the license agreements associated with each product.

Development Kits	Version(s)	CD-ROM Directory
Java 2 Platform Software Development Kits (SDKs) The latest release is version 1.3. SDKs for the following platforms are included: Solaris, Windows (Microsoft Windows), and Linux (v. 1.3 only).	1.3 1.2.2 1.1.8	SDKs/
Sun™ ONE Studio 333, Community Edition (formerly known as Forte for Java, Community Edition). This Integrated Development Environment (IDE) allows developers to visually develop and debug comprehensive solutions for the Java platform.	1.3	SDKs/j2se13/platform/forte/
Java Foundation Classes (JFC) Includes Swing	1.1.1 , 1.1	DevKits/jfc/
Java Accessibility Utilities	1.3	DevKits/jaccess/
Java Servlet Development Kit (JSDK)	2.1, 2.0	DevKits/jsdk/
Beans Development Kit (BDK)	1.1	DevKits/bdk/
JavaBeans Activation Framework (JAF)	1.0.1	DevKits/jaf/

Documentation	Version(s)	CD-ROM Directory
The Java Tutorial	in PDF in HTML	JavaTutorial/JavaTutorial.pdf JavaTutorial/index.html
Java Platform API Documentation	1.3	Docs/sdk13-docs/api/
JFC 1.1 API Documentation	1.1	Docs/jfc11-docs/api/
The Swing Connection (in PDF)	10/18/00	Docs/swingConnect/swingconnection.pdf
The Java Platform White Paper		Docs/platformWhitepaper

Specifications	CD-ROM Directory
Java 2D User Guide (in PDF)	Specs/2d/j2d-userGuide.pdf
Servlet Specification version 2.2 (in PDF)	Specs/servlet/servlet2_2-spec.pdf
JDBC 1.2 and 2.1 Core API Specifications (in PDF)	Specs/jdbc/jdbc-spec-0120.pdf Specs/jdbc/jdbc21.pdf

And more...	CD-ROM Directory
Java Code Conventions	More/CodeConventions/CodeConventionsTOC.doc.html
Java Programming Language Glossary	More/JavaGlossary.html

Check out the latest Java Platform product releases at: http://java.sun.com/products/index.html.

The README.html file on the CD-ROM is the central HTML page that links you to all of its contents. To view this page, use the Open Page command or its equivalent in your Internet browser. On some platforms, you can simply double click on the HTML file to launch it in your browser.

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