I seem to remember that MacOSX has different implementations of its
core frameworks for 32-bit and 64-bit installations, and that the two
don't play together.
I also think I saw someone point out that the two aren't even
equivalent - some things work on the 32-bit frameworks that won't on
the 64-bit (and viceversa?).
And I think that Java6 on MacOSX is more tightly integrated with the
OS's core frameworks than Java 6 on Windows/Linux...
If all this is true, it's not surprising that Java6 on 64-bit and
Java6 on 32-bit MacOSX are not really similar enough to make one a
given, given the other ...
Moises
On Apr 30, 2008, at 3:37 PM, Greg Guerin wrote:
Paul Watson wrote:
Java 6 should be available on Tiger and Leopard, for
32 and 64 bit, and it should have been so long before now.
Yes. I completely agree on all points.
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