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Re: RUNJVA in CCSID 5026 results in JVA0122 rc 1?

Den 16/07/10 22.33, David Gibbs skrev:
Thorbjoern Ravn Andersen wrote:
If it is a problem with the classic JVM, would the J9 JVM be an option?
I can't make assumptions about what JVM a customer has installed.

Our minimum OS level is V5R3 ... and the 32bit JVM was first offered in V5R4.

david

I know, but I belive that if a given scenario is "you are running CCSID 5026, and the Classic JVM has a show stopper bug acknowledged by IBM which is fixed in the J9 one" that might a good reason for the customer to consider installing an extra JRE.

Question is, what code do you have that essentially locks you with the Classic JVM?


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