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I think for those platforms you mention below the IBM is the only JDK to choose from. Although, on Windows and Linux its a pretty good choice too :) Have you fired G up on JRockit yet? I'd be curious to compare performance data. Cheers. Andy Piper wrote: > Somehow my spam filter removed your original e-mail > > At 07:09 PM 10/26/2005, Rick McGuire wrote: > >>> Actually, then don't. The IBM JVM certainly doesn't, and I don't >>> believe JRocket does either. And it is > > > JRockit uses the Sun ORB. The IBM VM is the notable exception I referred > to. That's why I asked why it was critical. Seems its only critical if > you want to run on AIX or OS/390, but then I guess some do ... > > andy > > > > >
