JDeveloper on Mac

Hi
when i tried to download JDeveloper i got three options 1 for windows, 1 for Linux and 3 for other platforms so if i use Mac should i download the
third option ?
and does it have same features ? does it have UML Features, data base Engineering Features ?
and the applications developed by it will it work on all platforms ?
im new in JDeveloper and Java
Regards

Java is platform independent. It will work in all platforms
jdeveloper is based on Java. So It also works in all platforms..
Jdeveloper for windows, linux and mac looks same and got same features.
So you can download mac version and use it..
--Prasanna

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