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Re: Can I still find 1.3.1?

Paul Fisher <email@hidden> wrote:

>Somewhere along the line of moving from this machine to that machine
>I've lost my 1.3.1 JVM. I didn't think I cared but now I have an app
>that still needs to run with 1.3.1 for a bit longer. Can I find it
>somewhere? I've done lot's of searches and poked around in various
>Apple download areas but I can't seem to find it and I would really
>prefer not to re-install an older version of OS X just to get 1.3.1
>back. I have a bunch of old JDKs hanging around on my systems but the
>1.3.1 JVM seems to have taken a vacation.

1.3.1 is the current JVM for any standard Mac OS X install. You should be
able to find it on your system installation CD's. It's distributed as part
of the OS, so there isn't a separate download or install for it. You may
be able to install it as a custom install of the OS, but I don't know how
it will react to be installed over 1.4.1. Probably safest to do it on a
separate partition.

I'm not sure how you could lose 1.3.1 entirely, since it isn't removed when
1.4.1 installs. The 1.3.1 JVM, commands, etc. should be at:
/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.3.1/

There you should find these directories:
Classes
Commands
Headers
Home
Libraries

-- GG
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