JavaOne 2009 Java RTS /RTSJ Hands-On Lab now available through SDN

The hands-on labs for this years JavaOne are now available through SDN:
http://developers.sun.com/learning/javaoneonline/j1labs2009.jsp?track=1&yr=2009
The Java RTS lab was 5538.
Unfortunately due to a process glitch the Netbeans Module used in the lab is not yet available for download from the JRTS website. We apologize for this delay and will advise as soon as it is available.
Thanks for your patience.
David Holmes

It's for NB 6.5
It's also intended primarily for Solaris as that's the only place the DTrace scripts can be run.
I don't know what will happen if you try to install it on Linux. It may be able to open TSV jrt3 files and launch TSV - if you wanted to do that. But I don't know.
We're hoping to make this available by around August 10th.
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Hi:
I would like to notify this forum that a free evaluation release of
Java Real-Time System (Java RTS) 2.1 Beta is now available for downloading
at our public web site.
Supported platforms are Solaris/SPARC, Solaris/x86, and Linux/x86 with
real-time POSIX APIs. The specific Linux distributions which this release
has been tested on are: SUSE Linux Enterprise Real Time 10 (released)
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