I don't adopt a new Java version until long after it's been proven in the field. So Java 5 will be suiting my needs for some time to come.Originally posted by Unnsse Khan:
What have others done?
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Originally posted by Sonny Gill:
it would be nice if Apple clarified its position on this issue.
Originally posted by Unnsse Khan:
... What have others done? ...
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Originally posted by John Todd:
I'm afraid Apple will not support Java any more. It is not about Tiger, Mustang or Dolphin, it is about their vision for Java.
Even James Gosling switch to Solaris.
Originally posted by John Todd:
The problem is Apple is showing no indicator of when Java SE 6 will be available...
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Originally posted by Jesper Young:
(I'm happy with my Ubuntu laptop...)
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Java SE 6 Developer Preview 8
Apple has recently released a new developer preview of Java SE 6 for Leopard via the Apple Developer Connection (ADC) site at http://connect.apple.com/
The Java SE 6 release for Leopard is targeted at Java developers. This version of Java for Mac OS X requires an Intel-based Mac capable of running 64-bit applications, including computers with Core 2 Duo processors and any Mac Pro computer. Java SE 6 takes advantage of Leopard's 64-bit capabilities to offer unique performance capabilities for current and future generations of Macs. Please see the release notes included with the Java SE 6 download for additional information about this preview release.
This version of Java for Mac OS X requires an Intel-based Mac capable of running 64-bit applications
Originally posted by Ulf Dittmer:
...It's great to see new beta versions, but this requirement hurts. And even if it gets relaxed by release (and that's a big if), I'm betting that the reliance on 10.5 won't![]()
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