JDK/Java on XP

Has anyone been using windows XP? How well does Java/JDK/J2EE work on it. I've read that it doesn't come with JVM loaded, and one has to download a patch. From where?
Kamran

Hello Kamran,
I am mostly a Win2k user but lately I've been doing most of my work in Linux/Solaris platforms.
I like them all and we should give credit to all of them. The thing that gets me riled up is this windows-bashing mentality. Sure they have bugs but doesn't anything made by humans also have bugs? ;-)
Anyway, I like Java and am starting to do more programming with it at work even though VB is also available.
This is what I'm getting next month (your needs may not be as high)
1. Get an Athlon (cheaper and outperforms Intel) - I'm getting a dual Athlon 1.8 XP (T-Bird 1.4GB is a fantastic chip)
2. Lots of ram (I'm getting 1GB) at least 512MB DDR
3. Get a good controller (preferably SCSI) and Lots of HD (I'm getting 29160 Ultra 160 with 3 x18 GB 10K rpm drives)
4. Get a PCI motherboard with no ISA slots on it.
Like I said, I'll leave my current machine to run Win2K server and my new one to run a multi-boot 'Nix-based OS's like Solaris 8, Linux, and OpenBSD. If I have room, I may install WinXP on it too ;-)
Good luck,
C

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