> able��
> to get them to use the latest JVM on a Mac.
>
Apparently, the secret to running JRun on the a Mac with the latest JVM
is simply a matter of starting JRun from the command-line with the
correct Java executable.
> This client will have to buy a windows license to get a valid key
> for��
> production,
>
Ouch
> Then, if he wants any support, I suppose, he will have to duplicate
> the��
> problem onWindows under VirtualPC.
>
Double ouch
> The BlueDragon approach may be a viable alternative.
>
It seems like more than an alternative in the case as BlueDragon is
actually supported in production on OS X.
> How would you rate NewAtlanta support compared to Macromedia?
>
If you buy a support contract from either company I think you will find
both very responsive. New Atlanta though is more likely to have a
BlueDragon developer solve your problem as opposed to a support
technician.
> Any information that NewAtlanta plans to support CFML/Flash coding
> ala��
> CFMX/Flex?
>
Not sure what you are looking for here. Could BD and Flex be used
together in the same manner that CFMX and Flex can be used? I don't see
why not.
-Matt
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