The IBM Centre for Java Technology Development provides Developer Kits for
creating and testing Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition applets and applications on some of IBM's most popular platforms.
Security documentation
We have documentation, example code, and ancillary files. We have now added a new level of the iKeyman User guide and
a JAR file containing the IBM JCE FIPS provider cryptographic module that is certified at Federal Information Processing
Standards (FIPS) 140-2 [Level 1].
Security alerts
We have information about which IBM Developer Kits include fixes for
recently-discovered vulnerabilities.
Diagnosis documentation
We have comprehensive IBM Diagnostics Guides
relating to IBM's Developer Kits. We have now added a paper describing how to
maximize IBM Java memory address space under a 32-bit Windows system, and a Garbage Collection and
Storage Allocation Techniques paper that might prove helpful in tuning performance.
Porting of Java applications to a 64-bit environment.
Bidirectional support (first introduced in the IBM SDK, Version 1.4.1.)
A workaround to an accessibility restriction that prevents the selection of discontiguous items from a list
using a keyboard. The API restriction causing this problem is resolved in Java 5.0.
An RMI-IIOP Programmer's Guide dealing with how to write Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI) programs.
A Swing Key Bindings document that describes the default key bindings used in the
Metal, Windows, and Motif "look and feels".