Java is a very cool programming language used to write programs for e-Commerce applications, cell phones, robots, and even your toaster! (that is where it started).  The supplied software allows you to do use a graphical interface to "program" the robot to do things on a coarse scale. That is enough for some people.  But Java will allow you to get down to the real nitty gritty of fine scale control.  It does have a large learning curve, but hey! There are over 16,000 jobs listed on dice.com for Java programmers so just in case you need a change of pace....  :-) If I have convinced you to try, go to Jeff's link in the top posting.  Diane

ok so i down load the netbeans, which i will do right now.

Then what, i hope im not making you slow down till i catch up.

ha ha, found it. its in the first lesson of java programming. Right next question what one do i need the hole program i supose

Could you tell me how I can found robot extension SDK?

I have installed Netbeans, but the robot SDK is not available in the Netbeans web site.

I've just buy a RS media and I would like to develop programs in Java for the robot.

Thank you

Nocturnal said: At current, you cannot get the SDK. There are some legal issue pertaining to its release and Wow Wee blames Sun, and Sun blames Wow Wee. Personally, I lean towards the issues being on the Wow Wee side, since Sun is good at open source and supplying SKD's and Wow Wee is not.

Thank you.

And, Do you know another environment to develop programs for RS-Media?