Comments on: Still using an old JDK? Why?

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By: Carl Rosenberger

Carl Rosenberger — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 09:35:21 +0000

We produce versions for earlier JDKs to stay compatible with Android and some J2ME profiles. We are working on a conversion tool (“Decaf”) that let’s you work with the latest JDK and produces Jars that run on earlier JDKs. There is a similar tool called “Retrotranslator” on SourceForge.

By: BlogReader

BlogReader — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 15:16:05 +0000

I thought they were all going to be the oh so humorous for those that don’t have to use it: “I have Websphere” Then you posted this one:

Java 1.4.1_06 is the latest for SGI Irix

Ouch. You should preface that with a warning that the following excuse could cause nightmares.

By: Huibert Gill

Huibert Gill — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 07:52:26 +0000

We have some 3. party apps here from 2003.
The app checks for a spezific java runtime version.
Anything not approved in 2003, or newer as 2003 is handeled as unknown, and the app refuses tu run.