Porting from JDK 1.2.2 to MS SDK for Java 4.0 - Help!!!

Hi All!
My company is developing big project using WLS 4.5.1. + JDK 1.2.2 + Java
Plug-In 1.2.2 on clients. A lot of applied code depend on Java 2 APIs,
javax/swing is actively used as well. But the customer decide to use
Microsoft VM both on server and client sides - they have support contract
(for other products) with MS and MS may decide to cancel support if our
customer will use Sun JDK and Sun JVM.
So, I have to try to port all project to MS SDK for Java and the question
is: Do I have a chance not to rewrite 100% of my code?
Somewhere I read: ":I've downloaded the new MS Virtual Machine
(msjavx86.exe) that should be compatible to Java2:" - is it really so? Does
anybody knows if MS will support Java 2 platform specifications? As I found
at MS, latest MS JDK 4.0 (on which WLS 5.1 can run) meets specification of
Java 1.1 and after installing it I found that I must rewrite about 90% of my
code. Can someone clarify the situation with MS JDK?
Thanks in advance,
Andrey Bogush
PS: Any information, links, documents, overviews on how to persuade the
customer to use Sun JDK and JVM against MS one are VERY and STRONGLY welcome

Andrey Bogush wrote:
>
Hi All!
My company is developing big project using WLS 4.5.1. + JDK 1.2.2 + Java
Plug-In 1.2.2 on clients. A lot of applied code depend on Java 2 APIs,
javax/swing is actively used as well. But the customer decide to use
Microsoft VM both on server and client sides - they have support contract
(for other products) with MS and MS may decide to cancel support if our
customer will use Sun JDK and Sun JVM.MS can cancel their support if they use Sun's JDK! That's an
"interesting" clause in your support contract.
>
So, I have to try to port all project to MS SDK for Java and the question
is: Do I have a chance not to rewrite 100% of my code?
Somewhere I read: ":I've downloaded the new MS Virtual Machine
(msjavx86.exe) that should be compatible to Java2:" - is it really so?I don't believe any versions of Microsoft's JVMs support Java2.
Personally, I think it would be a big waste of time to port working
Java2 code to JDK 1.1 just to run MS's JVM.
-- Rob
Does
anybody knows if MS will support Java 2 platform specifications? As I found
at MS, latest MS JDK 4.0 (on which WLS 5.1 can run) meets specification of
Java 1.1 and after installing it I found that I must rewrite about 90% of my
code. Can someone clarify the situation with MS JDK?
Thanks in advance,
Andrey Bogush
PS: Any information, links, documents, overviews on how to persuade the
customer to use Sun JDK and JVM against MS one are VERY and STRONGLY welcome

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