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>>> ... explains a bit - you probably shouldn't have a SYSTEM JVM |
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>>> set to Java 1.5 as of today. You can do so freely on your regular |
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>>> user account. |
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>> The the migration document shoud warm about this. Anyway, I did |
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>> java-config-2 -S sun-jdk-1.4 |
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I'm running java-1.5 as a *generation 2* system vm without any problems. |
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The only problem is if you at one point where using 1.5 as a *generation |
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1* system vm (e.g. before you started using the migration overlay). |
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You can safely do "java-config-2 -S sun-jdk-1.5", as long as |
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"java-config-1 -f" doesn't list a 1.5 jdk and |
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/etc/java-config-2/build/jdk.conf doesn't list a 1.5 jdk for 1.4. (e.g. |
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doesn't give a version if you use the *=sun-jdk syntax) |
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> The document doesn't explicitly state it, but java-check-environment |
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> should be upset with you using a 1.5 system vm. In the event that it |
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> doesn't mind... then it's a bug. |
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Again, only when you use it as *generation 1* system. Generation 2 is |
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1.5 safe. |
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