Help from a PROF JAVA or BSD guru - consider some OS , server and JAVA(JSP) OE/OS problems and tool development
I'm worring abput that I can't find the best OS/OE for the Java technologie !?!?!
I'm turning the Win off so instal Linux and find that Java still bugs on it !
I'm now before installing BSD (FreeBSD 5.1) because I want a good OS which can good interact with Apache server (Tomcat and Ant) .
I want to ask if there is anybody who is a Java guru or Free BSD admin (or BSD at all ) and can tell me some good tips about what should I do or just say a word on what should I do in veryy good details !!!
Regards !!!
I'm turning the Win off so instal Linux and find that Java still bugs on it !
I'm now before installing BSD (FreeBSD 5.1) because I want a good OS which can good interact with Apache server (Tomcat and Ant) .
I want to ask if there is anybody who is a Java guru or Free BSD admin (or BSD at all ) and can tell me some good tips about what should I do or just say a word on what should I do in veryy good details !!!
Regards !!!
I don't think the problem is at OS side. tune your application instead.
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What is wrong with Java on Linux. All my development and testing is done on Linux. The only reason I've had to use any other OS recently was because I need to see how MS Internet Explorer handled a piece of JavaScript.
Java, Apache, Tomcat and Ant are all rock solid on Linux.
Java, Apache, Tomcat and Ant are all rock solid on Linux.
Yes, jimmack, quite agree with you. I'm currently running Linux on my dev pc. No problems with Java at all...
Regards!
Regards!
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So vk33 answer is very good for me... because I don't want to hear just that Linux is good for java and java doesn't bugs ... it does ! On RH 9 I'm unable to install and run with no problems at all the sun java release !?!?
Roch solid a? :-)
vk33 I want to thank you for your quite vast answer of the theme but before making any other steps I want to ask again spmething to expand the theme :
How should I find Solaris 9 in it's full x86 release ?
In a BG download site it is 4 cds ? and in sun's main site it is 1 cd in a strange download file ?!?
I have not download it because of my ISP but a friend of mine tried and said that . So I don't know a good URL for downloading it . PLS give me a URL because I haven't got money to make a test starting download from my PC and then give that URL to my friend to download and then send the CDs by mail...
Regards from BG
Yavor !
Roch solid a? :-)
vk33 I want to thank you for your quite vast answer of the theme but before making any other steps I want to ask again spmething to expand the theme :
How should I find Solaris 9 in it's full x86 release ?
In a BG download site it is 4 cds ? and in sun's main site it is 1 cd in a strange download file ?!?
I have not download it because of my ISP but a friend of mine tried and said that . So I don't know a good URL for downloading it . PLS give me a URL because I haven't got money to make a test starting download from my PC and then give that URL to my friend to download and then send the CDs by mail...
Regards from BG
Yavor !
Hi, Yavor!
Well, I've downloaded it half a year ago, and unfortunately the link is not working now. :( The distribution included 4 CD's, so I think it's better to obtain it in BG.
Sorry again, and good luck with Solaris! ;)
Regards!
Well, I've downloaded it half a year ago, and unfortunately the link is not working now. :( The distribution included 4 CD's, so I think it's better to obtain it in BG.
Sorry again, and good luck with Solaris! ;)
Regards!
ASKER
So 10x people for the tips you give me !
I will download Solaris from the bg site and run Java on Solaris for my development ;-)
But as a server I will use FreeBSD with Tomcat or Ant :-)
Thanks again !
and remember ! HUMAN KNOWLEDGE BELONGS TO THE WORLD !
:-)
I will download Solaris from the bg site and run Java on Solaris for my development ;-)
But as a server I will use FreeBSD with Tomcat or Ant :-)
Thanks again !
and remember ! HUMAN KNOWLEDGE BELONGS TO THE WORLD !
:-)