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Why does (the latest vers. of) JBuilder 7.0 use old JDK1.3.1

 
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and how to use 1.4 there?
I upgraded my Borland JBuilder 4.0 to the latest vers. 7.0 in ultimate hope and being sure to get the latest version of Java packages. Surprise-surprise. It uses the same JDK1.3.1
May I mix versions, i.e. to use some JDK’s jars from old nd more recent version?
I need to run a project and Jbuilder cannot find javax.crypto.*, seems to me from JDK1.4 (J2SE?). Is it? Since I cannot download dozens of MBs, is it possible to upgrade (selectively) and mix different versions of J2SE?
 
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in JBuilder all you have to do is
select Tools>>>Configure JDK's
and there select/configure the JDK (and it can be 1.4) you want to use.
 
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BTW,
Borland JBuilder 8 environment ships with the Java 2 SDK 1.4.1
I was able to run 1.4 with JBuilder 7 on Windows, with any problems
 
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oops i mean "without" any problems ;-)
 
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I upgraded my Borland JBuilder 4.0 to the latest vers. 7.0 in ultimate hope and being sure to get the latest version of Java packages

because I do not have JDK1.4 and I cannot download more than I can save-as to disquettes (from library PC)
I think the news abt JBuilder8.0 appeared after my post
[ November 19, 2002: Message edited by: G Vanin ]
 
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