Re: Newbie
Re: Newbie
- Subject: Re: Newbie
- From: Shawn Erickson <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 10:12:50 -0800
On Feb 13, 2005, at 2:42 PM, Thomas Davie wrote:
The Java install that you get from Apple is in fact Sun's official one
(unless I'm very much mistaken)
The version of Java you get on Mac OS X is Apple's own implementation
of the JVM utilizing as much of the cross-platform code that Sun
provides. In other words it is an implementation of Sun's official one
but not supplied by Sun since Sun doesn't provide the JVM for anything
other then Linux, Solaris and Windows currently.
i have got some doubts about java
and macintosh coz the code which works fine in Windows is showing
trouble
in macintosh. i might be missing out something..
More often then not when you have a Java issue when running on Mac OS X
yet the Windows version works fine is a because of a defect in your
code base that is exposed when running on Mac OS X, for example an
incorrect assumption about how something should work when the J2SE
makes no such promise or not managing you threading correctly
especially so with touching the UI outside of the AWT/Swing thread
which is generally a no no in Java. I say this based on years of
history of monitoring, etc. discussions on the Java dev list that you
have been point at already.
-Shawn
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