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> From: Buck > > Even developing in pure Java doesn't make for > OS-independent code because of the possible OS-specific class files I > might take advantage of. Just a note: there is an industry standard specification of "100% Pure Java" which indicates that you do NOT use OS-specific classes, and thus, if your entire application is built from 100% Pure Java components, you can be assured that it will run wherever there is a JVM. Of course, the iSeries is always an exception, since it is a headless JVM (no GUI), but that's a different issue. Joe
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