>Well, from http://java.sun.com/j2ee/compatibility.html it's not certified.
>So they're shipping with something they're not certified to run correctly.
>Nice. Few vendors are 1.4 certified, BEA being notably absent. I'd expect
>them to hold off on shipping 1.4 pieces until they are (like BEA) or at
>least say it's a preview (like Oracle did until they were certified).
>
>Of course, what MM supports is often weird. For example, when I was looking
>at things a few months back they listed support for CF MX on top of JRun4
>in a RedHat ES environment even though JRun4 didn't support Redhat ES. How
>does that work?
>

Bob,

You're confusing your Java terminology. JDK is not J2EE. This link will
explain it:

http://www.developeriq.com/bulletinboard/active.php?id=1754&uid=1695

However, that being said, the J2SDK is what was shipped with CFMX 6.1, hence
the 1.4.2 version number. J2EE 1.4 was only released a few months ago so
there's no way MX could have implemented the spec.

Regards,
Dave.
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