Java 2 standard edition

Is the Java 2 impimentation going to be released for MacOS 9 or is it only going to be for MacOS X? If not why?

I'm not trying to flame here, but there isn't much point in Sun or Apple wasting effort porting to an obsolete operating system is there?
There may be a lot of OS 9 usre out there, but the OS 9 platform is known to have no future, OS X is the upgrade path and is sooo much better that it is clear OS 9 won't last. It will stay around only on older systems until they are phased out. You might ask why it isn't ported to DOS - there are computers still running it to. Even thought it would be great to have Java everywhere, it's a simple case of economics.

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I there any dependcy between Java Enterprise Edition and Java standard Edit

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Each version of the Java EE platform must be able to run on the associated version of the Java SE platform. So, J2EE 1.4 must be able to run on J2SE 1.4 , Java EE 5 must be able to run on Java SE 5, etc. Note that this doesn't mean a particular implementation of Java EE can't be run with a more recent version of the JDK. For example, the J2EE 1.4 SDK can be run with J2SE 1.4 or Java SE 5. The key is that both the implementation of the Java EE platform and the applications written to that particular release of the platform must write to the corresponding Java SE version API. In other words, neither a J2EE 1.4 implementation nor a J2EE 1.4 application should make use of an API that was added in Java SE 5.
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I want basic information regarding JAVA SE Version 5 & 6, also basic description of different Java edtions (Java EE)
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kumar03 wrote:
Hi warneja,
thanks for replying, I'm its a waste waste n also its morely open ended question, but still I give me some basic points r steps from where I can started that would be gr8 of you.
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import java.awt.event.*;
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Manfred,
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Brian_Rohan wrote:
Here is the code that I compiled and it worked:Yeah, "args" there isn't part of the API. It's the name of the variable that is the first parameter to the main method defined there.
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Unable to install Java 2 Platform Standard Edition Development Kit 1.4.2_11

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98SE is supported. See configuration requirements for the various versions.
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