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Hi Daniel, |
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For me this raises a possibility we've been concerned with regarding |
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the DLJ release that y'all are using on Gentoo. Namely at Sun we are |
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not testing on Gentoo, we test on Redhat or Suse etc (there's a list |
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somewhere). Because we, at Sun, don't test on Gentoo some on the |
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team were (and are) worried that some niggling incompatibility at the |
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Linux level might cause a behavior difference in Java. |
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Obviously Java creates platform independence by abstracting the |
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operating system, making for a dependency between Java and the OS. |
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Not that I know that's the case here. I just wanted to throw this |
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out as a possibility. |
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e.g. have you made sure you're using the same versions of the JDK, of |
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Netbeans, and of Glassfish, and that you're seeing different behavior |
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and the only difference is that it's Gentoo in one case and Windows |
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in another? And what happens if you run this combination on one of |
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the Linux's that are on Sun's supported platform list? |
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- David Herron |
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On Oct 10, 2006, at 6:49 PM, Daniel Piccoli wrote: |
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> Thanks Alistair, |
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> the reason I ask is because I have been using Glassfish with Netbeans |
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> 5.5 beta 2 (both downloaded, not emerged) and the development platform |
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> does not seem stabe. eg. I try to do things like start the app server, |
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> the progress bar shows that the cpu is doing something but top reveals |
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> that it is not. |
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> I would like to think that Netbeans and Glassfish are as stable under |
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> Gentoo as they are under Windows as they both use Java which is |
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> supposedly platform independent. I would really like to use Gentoo |
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> my development work for my job. However, if usability is not good |
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> linux, I will have to switch. |
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> Dan |
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> On Tue, 2006-10-10 at 22:35 +1300, Alistair Bush wrote: |
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>> Jboss -> J2EE 1.4 |
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>> Glassfish -> J2EE 1.5 |
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>> So im guessing glassfish |
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>> Alistair |
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>> On Tuesday 10 October 2006 22:20, Daniel Piccoli wrote: |
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>>> Hi, |
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>>> what is the recommended application server to use under Gentoo? |
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>>> Is JBoss |
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>>> better than glassfish? I need support for the new JEE stuff. |
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>>> Thanks |
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