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> This applies to java runetime client from Oracle. Which to most users is "java You are late by a few years. There is no JRE anymore, you are supposed to eith
by kaba0 4y ago
> This applies to java runetime client from Oracle. Which to most users is "java
You are late by a few years. There is no JRE anymore, you are supposed to either use a JDK (e.g. for development) or bundle a small, optimized version of the JDK specifically for your app (see jlink, jpackage for more information).
- phpisthebest 4y agoThat is good for new development, but if you are doing new development i have to wonder about your sanity if you are choosing java in the first place. I mainly support java apps that have not been developed in decades
- kaba0 4y ago> i have to wonder about your sanity if you are choosing java in the first place On what basis do you say that?