Joseph.........Has it exactly right....
Linux,,,,,Windows,,,,and Solaris are all SUN JVM's
HP-UX .........MAC..........etc...are not SUN's they have their own
implementation
Hence...somethings are different
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05/30/2003 11:31
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Please respond
to "jdjlist"
On Friday 30 May 2003 10:41 am, you wrote:
> Let's be real, once and for all - this WORA crap is misleading and wrong.
> It's never worked. Look at applets, midlets - even J2EE, the crown jewel
> of Java's eye, so to speak. It's nearly impossible to take a Java
> application or module and actually DEPLOY it anywhere - deployment is
> tuned, tweaked, debugged for every platform. Same stuff, different
> language. Woohoo.
>
> And we lose speed while we're at it!
>
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> Joseph B. Ottinger http://enigmastation.com
> IT Consultant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> J2EE Editor - Java Developer's Journal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Joseph,
I have no idea what you mean. We decided one day to try our Java app
(developed on Windows) on a Linux box. It just worked. Period. As in not
one single stitch of tuning, tweaking, or debugging. Both the GUI (Swing)
and server-side pieces.
And another guy here had the same experience when he ran it on Solaris.
Sounds like pretty close to WORA to me.
DR
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