Hi, I posted this on a Netscape news group, but maybe somebody here could lend a hand -- Curt We're scratching our heads a bit here, trying to figure out what something means in real life. I see from Sun's site that jdk 1.16 and above is y2k compliant, jdk1.15 and below is not. At Netscape's site, the claim is that all recent-vintage browsers are y2k compliant except for 3rd-party components. It lists jdk 1.15 and below, 1.16 and above as non-compliant or compliant components seeming to tie out with Sun's site. So, here's the question: What does this mean in everyday use? Does this mean that if you are using NS as some sort of development platform, you need to worry? Does this mean that if you are downloading and running applets from foreign sites, you need to worry? Does this mean that if you are running local java apps in the browser's jvm, you need to worry? It sounds as if there s/b no prob with html/javascript. Correct? Any guidance would be appreciated. Thanks, Curt Springer, Team ND _________________________________________________________________________ For help in using, subscribing, and unsubscribing to the discussion forums, please go to: http://www.netdynamics.com/support/visitdevfor.html For dire need help, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
