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What is the production version of JRE?

 
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sorry for a silly question.
But I could not understand:
is this the production version of JRE:
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_01-b06)?

or JRE 1.6 all is beta version?

it is required for "... but the submission that you return must have been tested and shown to work under a production (not development) version..."

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thanks a lot.
 
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The 'b' stands for "build-number", not "beta", so you are fine.

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