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I have looked and have not found which baseline JVM version is necessary for JForum 2.0. What is it? Java 1.3.1 or 1.4 or 5.0 Tiger?

I hope to run JForum on a FreeBSD server and the latest stable Java release is 1.3.1 so I am restricted to that version. I hope JForum does not required Java 1.4.

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JForum requires Java 1.4 or newer. I'll put this information in the FAQ.

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What if your application server is running 1.3 and you cannot upgrade.

Is there way to make JForums point to a different directory where the files of JDK 1.4 could be stored?
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You have to start the servlet container pointing to the 1.4 VM. JForum will not run at all under 1.3

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