David Graham wrote:There will always be users that will complain when changing Java versions.
The only semi-valid reason I've heard to not upgrade to 1.4 is that
product X requires 1.3 and product X is expensive.
Where often "Product X" is a commerical J2EE container (see below) and what is "expensive" is both licensing and migrating to a later version or a different product.
Well, in our case, the problem is not the container... it's the VM itself: it just doesn't run, period.
Presumably, one could interpret our problem as a lack of resources... except such resources will never come...
But clearly, if there's a good reason to choose 1.4, no need to abandon it.
(I wonder what can be a good reason, and I think it should be justified, for example, I am not sure requiring JDK 1.4 is enough to simply not have to include jaxp). So basically, before making such a decision, I would invite people to discuss reasons...
Paul
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