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You shouldn't have problems with the 2.0 versions. AFAIK, the 3.0 will require a 1.5 JVM at least. But since 1.4 was release about 6-7 years ago.. you really should consider upgrading/nagging your provider about this. Especially since Sun's new Open source Java's licenses are better.

With 1.4, I think you might need to add in the activation and mail jars. I think those were still an "extension" for 1.4 and not included. You only need these if you're going to do e-mail notifications, etc.
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I use Tomcat 5.5 Jdk1.4.2,

My question is which version of jforum is support my environment.

Thx
[originally posted on jforum.net by csmartin]
 
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