I posted this on the OS/2 User group with no response. So I'll try the java experts here on eCS and Mozilla, since I'm using both.
I use a java brokerage app (TWS at Interactive Brokers) that runs through Mozilla. Life has been wonderful until a few days ago. The app automatically downloads new jar files as the app is upgraded or fixed, and no, I don't have any choice. Well, sure enough, when I started the app, a new jar was downloaded, and the app reports that I only have a java 1.3.1 environment, and instructs me to get java 1.4. Can I hack something in my java files to make it report as 1.4? I got around this problem, sort of, by naming the old jar file the app had been using to the new name just downloaded. So whatever was in the new jar file I can't use since I'm still using the old one. Now I'm assuming a few things here. I thought I had read that the OS/2 java 1.3.1 does indeed include some 1.4 enhancements, but it's just not being released as 1.4 for whatever reason. Am I way off base? And is there any hope besides having to use Windows? -- Terry Norton Connected with eComStation http://www.eComstation.com/ I started out with nothing...I still have most of it.
