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I am currently programming Objective-C in the Xcode IDE, and I understand it should also support Java projects. When I open the IDE and choose New Project, I don’t find any project templates that correspond to Java. I have Snow Leopard, so I assume my Xcode is up-to-date.
How do I start a Java project in the Xcode IDE?
I think what you want is a “JNI Library” project, which has the description “This project builds a Java JNI library with a bundled application wrapper.” In Xcode 3.2, this project template can be found under Mac OS X > Framework & Library > JNI Library.
(Edit: This is what Apple officially recommends, too. See this document.)