Jdeveloper applications on Linux

- is it possible?
I know Java applications can run on Linux and I hope that it is
possible to run JDeveloper apps on Linux. Any experiences?
Also: Does JDeveloper 3.0 run under Wine?
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Jan (guest) wrote:
: - is it possible?
Yes, it's possible.
I use WinNT and Linux.
I make application by Jdeveloper 2.0 under WinNT and successful
rut it on Linux (SuSE 6.2). Also I use Apache+JServ and so I run
jservlet developed under JDev2.0.
You need all requered to application jar and zip files from
jdeveloper 2.0 in your CLASSPATH.
Can be any troubles to install jservlet under Apache but it
resolve easy. All depend from your configuration Apache.
: I know Java applications can run on Linux and I hope that it is
: possible to run JDeveloper apps on Linux. Any experiences?
: Also: Does JDeveloper 3.0 run under Wine?
JDev 2.0 run under Wine?
BR Andrew
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