- From: Greg Kimberly <heyyou@gak.com>
- Date: Thu, 1 May 1997 11:41:08 -0400
- To: www-jigsaw@w3.org
Here's the results of the query I sent out a month ago: >I'm interested in using Jigsaw and I'd like to know what's the best VM (and >platform) to run it on. (I know Java is *supposed* to be cross-platform, >but as a Mac user, you'll excuse me if I'm a bit cynical ;-) If you're >running Jigsaw, especially as a production server (as opposed to just >trying it out) please drop me a line and I'll summarize for the group. > >I'd like to know: > >* what machine/OS you're running on >* some vague indication of how hard it's being used >* how often Jigsaw crashes/fails > >optional (well it's all optional, but this is even more optional) > >* a URL where we can all see for ourselves a real working Jigsaw server I received responses from three people. Considering the small number there were quite a variety of operating systems mentioned. Windows 95/JDK 1.1 Linux /JDK 1.02 IBM OS/400/EBCDIC encoding compatible JDK 1.0.2beta. Solaris/JDK 1.1 Win NT/JDK 1.1 All three were pretty happy with the reliability (servers stayed up from a week to a month without crashing.) People who had tried other VM besides Sun's seemed to run into reliability problems. Anselm Baird-Smith supplied a url for a working Jigsaw server: http://jigsaw.w3.org/ -greg --------------------------- Greg Kimberly gak.com inc. http://www.gak.com/ http://gak.www.media.mit.edu/people/gak/ (617) 641-4696
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