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> I'm specifically talking about the classpath, jars, separate jvm install. These are a pain to manage across environments. I agree with the classpath issue a
by namelezz 10y ago
> I'm specifically talking about the classpath, jars, separate jvm install. These are a pain to manage across environments.
I agree with the classpath issue and hopefully it will be fix in Java 9. Separate jvm install? Why? JVM is backwards compatibility.
> And let's be honest, how many people target more than Linux/x86_64 on the server side.
Those that develop non server apps since Java is a general-purpose language.
- bluejekyll 10y agoYes. I'm serverside generally. The JVM is, but sometimes there are things that require specific bug fixes in the GC for example where it's just a big issue combining the jars with the JVM etc. My only put is that a single thing to deploy is easier than multiple.