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BlueJ

Version:

3.1.7

Release date:

Tuesday, 23 February, 2016

Home:

https://www.bluej.org/

https://www.greenfoot.org/

License:

Interface:

Java
PMShell
Workplace Shell

Italiano

Authors/Port authors:

Fabio Hedayioglu

Amjad Altadmri

Neil Brown

Davin McCall

Ian Utting

Michael Kölling

BlueJ is a development environment that allows you to develop Java programs quickly and easily.

This software is distributed as compressed package. You have to download and manually install it; if prerequisites are required, you will have to manually install them too.

Manual installation

Program is distributed as JAR package: download to destination folder, create a java.exe program object using "-jar bluej-xxx.jar" for parameter. See below for download link(s).

Following is a list of prerequisites that you have to manually install in order to have the program working:

Online documentation:

BlueJ documentation (in English)

Following ones are the download links for manual installation:

BlueJ v. 3.1.7 (24/5/2020, Michael Kölling, Ian Utting, Davin McCall, Neil Brown, Amjad Altadmri, Fabio Hedayioglu)
hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/java/dev/BlueJ_GreenFoot.zip	local copy
BlueJ v. 3.1.7 (23/2/2016, Michael Kölling, Ian Utting, Davin McCall, Neil Brown, Amjad Altadmri, Fabio Hedayioglu)	Readme/What's new	This is a bug-fix release for users who still need to use Java 6. In the absence of any major issues, it will be the last version of BlueJ which will work with Java 6. List of fixes and improvements: Fixed problems in handling SVN projects. Fixed minor issues with the debugger. Note that from this version, to work around bugs in the SVNKit library that BlueJ uses for Subversion support, BlueJ projects which are shared to or checked out from a repository will use the (old) version 1.6 working copy format. This may mean that some external tools (including recent versions of the subversion command line client) may not be able usable with BlueJ projects. Projects checked out or shared using BlueJ version 3.1.6 used the version 1.7 working copy format and will not work properly (in any version of BlueJ) due to SVNKit bugs; BlueJ version 3.1.7 will issue a warning when opening such a project.
www.bluej.org/download/files/bluej-317.jar	local copy
BlueJ v. 3.1.7 (Source code, , Michael Kölling, Ian Utting, Davin McCall, Neil Brown, Amjad Altadmri, Fabio Hedayioglu)	Readme/What's new	This is a bug-fix release for users who still need to use Java 6. In the absence of any major issues, it will be the last version of BlueJ which will work with Java 6. List of fixes and improvements: Fixed problems in handling SVN projects. Fixed minor issues with the debugger. Note that from this version, to work around bugs in the SVNKit library that BlueJ uses for Subversion support, BlueJ projects which are shared to or checked out from a repository will use the (old) version 1.6 working copy format. This may mean that some external tools (including recent versions of the subversion command line client) may not be able usable with BlueJ projects. Projects checked out or shared using BlueJ version 3.1.6 used the version 1.7 working copy format and will not work properly (in any version of BlueJ) due to SVNKit bugs; BlueJ version 3.1.7 will issue a warning when opening such a project.
www.bluej.org/download/files/source/BlueJ-source-317.zip