Re: iSeries JVM version

    Hi Chris,

> Can we run a Sun JVM on the iSeries to compare it?

    JVMs are systen dependent, i.e. native code, at least for startup,
memory management and so on.  That's why Sun, for example, has different
downloads for Windows, Solaris and Linux.  A standard Sun JVM is not
going to run under OS/400 and PPC architecture.


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>
> We're running V5R1 in our Production environment with JDK 1.4, but we are
> also using WebSphere 4 which is tied to 1.3.  Our Dev environments are
> running V5R2 and WebSphere 4, and 5.1.  That means JDK 1.3, and JDK 1.4 as
> well.  So we have a mix of JVMs.
>
> 1/8th the horsepower compared to what?  Can we run a Sun JVM on the
iSeries
> to compare it?  Or is this compared to Java running on Linux running on
the
> iSeries?
>
> Chris DeLashmutt
> Senior R&D Analyst
> LeasePlan USA
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