Which JVM to use under Windows?
- From: almond@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Almond)
- Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2007 00:51:13 GMT
I have heard some different opinions and which JVM to use.
First of all, can anyone tell me where to find JVM?
I spent nearly half an hour on Java site but could not find it.
My code does not require anything higher than jdk 1.3
and uses AWT only.
Is there any reason to get "the latest and gratest?
in this case?
Some say that Microsoft's JVM is not as secure.
Does anyone have any opinions on which JVM to use?
Thanks
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Note: You need to have JVM (Java Virtual Machine)
installed. Otherwise, the program won't run on some versions
of Windows. Just try to run the program and if you see the
main window, it means you do have it installed already.
Otherwise, a quick search on the Internet will find it
easily. The file size should be around 5 megs.
JVM is available in Microsoft or Sun (original creator
of Java language) versions.
You can visit sun.com to get it.
Or, you can try this one for starters:
http://www.java-virtual-machine.net/download.html
It should have links to sites that have it, I believe.
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