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Java Apple Computer Emulator

Jace is a java-based Apple //e emulator with many compelling features:

NEW: Built-in IDE for writing basic and assembly programs, using ACME to compile and execute directly without leaving the emulator.
Disk and Mass-storage (hard drive, 3.5 floppy) images
Joystick and Mouse are fully supported (Joystick can be emulated with either keyboard or mouse, Java doesn't have native joystick support
All graphics modes are supported, including Apple RGB "Mixed" and B&W modes.
Fullscreen and windowed modes supported
PassPort MIDI support for Ultima V
MetaCheat allows quick and easy ability to find and alter active memory
MetaCheat also provides a live heat-map showing all RAM activity, color coded to indicate read, write or CPU execution -- Perfect for reverse engineers
Optional Debugging rom (][DB) can be enabled for a more powerful monitor
Super serial emulated as a tcp/ip port
Mockingboard and Phasor support
Highly flexible configuration allows any combination of cards and many extra options. You can even alter configuration while the emulation is running!