alternative java libraries
transkawa
specification. can anyone point me to another location. I've been trying for
four months to download the sun microsystems jdk and unsuccessful. i don't
want to think i can't get it so i'd rather look for an alternative.
will appreciate every help.
by the way, i am conversant with the jsr's.
xnt
Rex
implementation under development.
Why are u unable to download the Sun JDK?
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John B. Matthews
Rex <rexdudeREMOVEA...@liam.ur> wrote:
> transkawa wrote:
> > i am looking for alternative standard libraries for the java
> > language specification. can anyone point me to another location.
> > I've been trying for four months to download the sun microsystems
> > jdk and unsuccessful. i don't want to think i can't get it so i'd
> > rather look for an alternative. will appreciate every help. by the
> > way, i am conversant with the jsr's.
> >
> You could try the Apache Harmony project, that's an opensource java
> implementation under development.
<http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/> is another.
> Why are u unable to download the Sun JDK?
I've downloaded Sun JDK's several times in that time frame, using either
a browser or Sun's download manager. What URL are you using?
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EJP
> I've been trying for
> four months to download the sun microsystems jdk and unsuccessful.
You must be doing it a very strange way. There have been many millions
of successful downloads.
Lew
>>> i [sic] am looking for alternative standard libraries for the java [sic]
>>> jdk and unsuccessful. i [sic] don't want to think i [sic] can't get it so i'd [sic]
>>>
Rex wrote:
>> You could try the Apache Harmony project, that's an opensource java [sic]
>> implementation under development.
<http://openjdk.java.net/>
is the canonical open-source Java project.
John B. Matthews wrote:
> <http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/> is another.
Given how badly GCJ sucks, I'm dubious about this one, but I don't have
experience with it.
> I've downloaded Sun JDK's several times in that time frame, using either
> a browser or Sun's download manager.
Same here.
> What URL are you using?
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Lew
Roedy Green
wrote, quoted or indirectly quoted someone who said :
You can order the Sun JDK on CD. At least you could. If there is a
computer club nearby, perhaps someone could download it for you and
burn in to CD. It sounds like you have trouble with an intermittent
Internet connection.
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Roedy Green Canadian Mind Products
http://mindprod.com
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Roedy Green
wrote, quoted or indirectly quoted someone who said :
>i am looking for alternative standard libraries for the java language
see http://mindprod.com/jgloss/jdk.html
for notes on how and where to download.