Thanks Angel, I am glad to know it's not just me who is confused by
Java, and that given Sun's approach, it is not supposed to make
sense...
Frieda
On Sep 7, 2005, at 3:34 AM, Angel Herraez wrote:
El 6 Sep 2005 a las 20:10, Frieda Reichsman escribió:
Also, when I go to the Sun Java web site and click on downloads, I see
a download for JRE version 5 update 4, and nothing like "Sun Java
Plugin 1.4". Am I going to the wrong place at Sun? Or is the Java
Plugin just a part of what is installed by the Runtime Environment?
In my opinion, Sun's Java terminology is far from coherent; I've
always got confused; they call the same product in different ways.
I'm not sure of the technical details, but from a practical point of
view I have come to this conclusion.
I think it can be accepted that the plugin is a part of the JRE.
Regarding versions, it seems that from v.1.5 they started to call it
v.5; so, "JRE version 5 update 4" is likely the same as the expected
"JRE version 1.5.4".
I bet you are in the right place, Frieda.
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