On Wed, 20 Nov 2013 09:27:59 -0800 "Dustin N. Jenkins" said:
> I'm running a 64-bit Fedora 16 machine with Linux kernel 3.6.11 and
> Enlightenment 0.18-alpha2. I do all of my Java development in it using
> Oracle JDK 7 to run my IDE, and OpenJDK 7 to run my Java Tomcat container.
>
> I rememb
Tomcat is just a daemon process, would it would matter how it's being
run? Or would it be useful to see if Tomcat would act differently? The
only reason I run the Oracle JDK for my IDE is that it warns about
display issues with the OpenJDK; oddly enough I'm getting just that with
the Oracle J
2013/11/20 Dustin N. Jenkins
> I'm running a 64-bit Fedora 16 machine with Linux kernel 3.6.11 and
> Enlightenment 0.18-alpha2. I do all of my Java development in it using
> Oracle JDK 7 to run my IDE, and OpenJDK 7 to run my Java Tomcat container.
>
> I remember finding an article once upon a t
I'm running a 64-bit Fedora 16 machine with Linux kernel 3.6.11 and
Enlightenment 0.18-alpha2. I do all of my Java development in it using
Oracle JDK 7 to run my IDE, and OpenJDK 7 to run my Java Tomcat container.
I remember finding an article once upon a time that suggested Java is
"being a d
