Java 1.5 start up time

hi,
I read that java 1.5 is to have a better start up time - does anyone know what kind of speed up this will be?
thanks,
asjf

It'll be more than 100% faster under nearly all circumstances, unless you use a JComponent subclass anywhere in your software, in which case you'll just barely notice a difference.

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