Re: tedious jdk-discussions

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > That's what I did on my intel machines. But will you provide me a > nice 64-bits java 1.4 running on my Debianized UltraSparc5 ? We'll release J2SE 1.4.0_01 with HotSpot for Sparc soon. However we'll only provide a 32-bit version for the time being. If 64-bit userlan

Re: tedious jdk-discussions

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > That's what I did on my intel machines. But will you provide me a > nice 64-bits java 1.4 running on my Debianized UltraSparc5 ? We'll release J2SE 1.4.0_01 with HotSpot for Sparc soon. However we'll only provide a 32-bit version for the time being. If 64-bit userla

Re: tedious jdk-discussions

That's what I did on my intel machines. But will you provide me a nice 64-bits java 1.4 running on my Debianized UltraSparc5 ? jmt On Friday 07 June 2002 14:13, Dieter Schicker wrote: > Hi, > > I have been following the discussions about the Java JDK now for some > weeks. The solution is: go to

tedious jdk-discussions

Hi, I have been following the discussions about the Java JDK now for some weeks. The solution is: go to http://java.sun.com, download whatever Java flavour you like, unzip/-tar it, set the classpath and that's all. I use Debian since 3 years now, and I really appreciate the package system, but m

Re: tedious jdk-discussions

That's what I did on my intel machines. But will you provide me a nice 64-bits java 1.4 running on my Debianized UltraSparc5 ? jmt On Friday 07 June 2002 14:13, Dieter Schicker wrote: > Hi, > > I have been following the discussions about the Java JDK now for some > weeks. The solution is: go to

tedious jdk-discussions

Hi, I have been following the discussions about the Java JDK now for some weeks. The solution is: go to http://java.sun.com, download whatever Java flavour you like, unzip/-tar it, set the classpath and that's all. I use Debian since 3 years now, and I really appreciate the package system, bu