Weblogic 7.0 and Sun's sdk 1.4.1_01

I'm involved in a project which is composed of Weblogic application server
and later a rich Java client (Swing).
I dislike having a lot of Java sdk(s) on multiple places in my computer and
I wish to use the Java most recent version.
My questions are:
- Is Java sdk 1.4 supported on Weblogic 7?
- If not, do you have any experience/problems with it?
- In the worst case, I won't upgrade to the most recent Java version on the
server side.
What implications, if any, does this have on the rich client?
Should I use for client side development the same Java version as Weblogic
does or can I get by with 1.4?

Why do you recommend 1.3.1_06, not 1.3.1_07? I just tried _07 (on WinXP) and I'm
not sure but I think the error I'm getting now about "libmuxer not found" didn't
happen with _06. Is that a known problem?
-greg.
"Wayne W. Scott" <[email protected]> wrote:
Oh Gawd, here we go again. Please don't yell at me like so many others
have done when
they get answers that they did not want to hear.
Java SDK 1.4 has NOT been certified with any BEA product yet. The plans
are for the
first one to be the Olympic release, probably to be called WLS 8.1, due
this Summer.
AFAIK, the biggest problems have been in the integration of Security
products with 1.4.
I do not know all the nitty-gritty details. The latest JDK I would
use is 1.3.1_06.
I have no further guidance on other related topics.
Best Wishes,
Wayne Scott
Yonatan Taub wrote:
I'm involved in a project which is composed of Weblogic applicationserver
and later a rich Java client (Swing).
I dislike having a lot of Java sdk(s) on multiple places in my computerand
I wish to use the Java most recent version.
My questions are:
- Is Java sdk 1.4 supported on Weblogic 7?
- If not, do you have any experience/problems with it?
- In the worst case, I won't upgrade to the most recent Java versionon the
server side.
What implications, if any, does this have on the rich client?
Should I use for client side development the same Java version asWeblogic
does or can I get by with 1.4?

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Sender: "dominik" <[email protected]>
Reply-To: "dominik" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Support for JDK 1.4 -> works on Suse 7.2 & 7.3
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Hi
It works for me on Suse Linux 7.2 & 7.3 with JDK
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.4.0-b92)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.4.0-b92, mixed mode)
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>
Try the pdf document that I have attached. Please note that using 1.4
JVM
is currently not supported by BEA
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Will weblogic 5.1, 6.0 or 6.1 work with jdk 1.4 ? has anyone tried
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 > getFilterConfig(). We have an implementation for the Filter which also contains
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This is not a question and I am not looking for an
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I have an Acrobat plugin compiled in Visual C++ 6 using Acrobat 6 SDK. The plugin works flawlessly in Acrobat versions 6 to 9 in Windows XP. While the plugin is able to add a menu iterm and tool bar icon in Windows 7, it causes Acrobat to hang everytime when activated in which event I have to close Acrobat. Since Visual C++ 6 is a 32 bit app, I have to believe that Acrobat 6 SDK is responsible for the behavior described herein in attempting to get the plugin to work in Windows 7. Any comments or suggestions regarding what Visual C++ version to use along with the appropriate Acrobat SDK to get the plugin to work in Windows 7 are appreciated. In doing so, I would also be interested in knowing what backward compatibility one may expect w/regard to previous versions of Acrobat in updating the plugin to work in Windows 7. As for the answer, correct me if I am wrong but I'm thinking Acrobat 9.

Adobe hasn't supported Acrobat 6, VC6 or the Acrobat 6 SDK for at least 5 years. You will need to move to the Acrobat 9 SDK if you wish support.
And Acrobat 9 and its SDK are fine with Windows 7.
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Date: Thu, 1 Dec 2011 01:15:42 -0800
To: Leonard Rosenthol
Subject: Re: Plugin created using C++ 6 and Acrobat 6 SDK Not Working in Windows Plugin created using C++ 6 and Acrobat 6 SDK Not Working in Windows
Plugin created using C++ 6 and Acrobat 6 SDK Not Working in Windows
created by gomfp49<http://forums.adobe.com/people/gomfp49> in Acrobat SDK - View the full discussion<http://forums.adobe.com/message/4056529#4056529

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sam_cf09 wrote:
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Jochem
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Adobe Community Expert for ColdFusion

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I have the application running on
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