To check the JRun version look in $JRUN_HOME/Release.txt at the top. That will
tell you which build.
I haven't tried the IBM JDK 1.3 on Win32, but I have on Linux. Only reason I
didn't was that you had to go through the Websphere site to download it. I
should though. Anyway, another high power VM you should try (though it's not
free, except for trial) is JRockit from www.jrockit.com. That VM cranks, as you
can see on the Volano reports too. The IBM 1.1.8 VM on Windows is also blazing
fast, especially compared to Sun 1.1.6!
Scott Stirling
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> To: JRun-Talk
> Subject: Jrun 2.3.3 and IBM J2SE 1.3?
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> Greetings! I just inheritied a system that is running Jrun 2.2 and
> JDK 1.1.6 in
> production and I am planning on upgrading to Jrun 2.3 and IBM JDK 1.3 as an
> interim to going to Jrun 3.0. Has anyone had any bad experiences with
> the final
> release of the IBM JDK 1.3? It had impressive scores on VolanoMark.
> Additionally, how can I check the exact version of Jrun that I am running? My
> platform is Win NT 4.0 sp4.
>
> Eric
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