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JVM is a sticky affair by itself.For concurrent and per-formant GUI applications in java that grow over a given expectation,it would need very specific VM tunin
by th3iedkid 12y ago
JVM is a sticky affair by itself.For concurrent and per-formant GUI applications in java that grow over a given expectation,it would need very specific VM tuning like GC behavior,native profiling etc.Most of it comes packaged in a decently stable manner for Oracle JVM, how about a new JVM vendor like in here?
Also am i the only one or is JVM packaging a really big affair?Cant we use netbeans platform pack200+MSI installer or pack200+linux+native_installer or similar for packaging as app?
- Alupis 12y agoYou mean to bundle a jre into your application? There is: - install4j - exe4j - AdvancedInstaller etc... All will bundle your jre into an exe, msi, .sh (auto-unpacker), etc. You can even do .dmg's if you want. I actually find packaging my java apps pretty easy. :) Also... there are a LOT of JVM vendors. Oracle's JRE/JDK just so happens to be the most well known. Besides OpenJDK/JRE, many other companies make their own such as IBM, BAE, BlueSystems, etc.