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I still don`t really get the issue since this is only an issue while developing GWT (am I right?)As far as I know the jars we are packing (gwt-servlet,...) do not depend on a certain JVM.Can people who need an IBM JVM running for their servers not simply use the -noserver option with an Oracle JDK?
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