jdk 1.5 support for EAS 5.3.0
hi Can somebody from sybase confirm that jdk 1.5 is officially support to use with EAS 5.3.0? If so what specific version of the jdk 1.5 is supported Pete
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Peter
1/11/2006 8:47:26 PM
abmannz@yahoo.co.nz wrote... > hi > > Can somebody from sybase confirm that jdk 1.5 is officially support to > use with EAS 5.3.0? If so what specific version of the jdk 1.5 is supported > > Pete > EAS 5.3 installed JDK 1.5.0_01 for me. -- Jim Egan [TeamSybase] Sybase product enhancement requests: http://www.isug.com/cgi-bin/ISUG2/submit_enhancement
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Jim
1/12/2006 1:00:13 AM
thanks, although installed and supported are different :-) As 1.5 has only just been introduced in EAS 5.3 we were after some sort of confirmation that support/engineering won't say, "This is a problem with jdk 1.5, switch back to using jdk 1.4.2". We have come across this in the past with earlier versions so that is why I have been asked to find out. I have asked our account manager but I think they are still on holiday. Pete Jim Egan wrote: > abmannz@yahoo.co.nz wrote... > >>hi >> >>Can somebody from sybase confirm that jdk 1.5 is officially support to >>use with EAS 5.3.0? If so what specific version of the jdk 1.5 is supported >> >>Pete >> > > > EAS 5.3 installed JDK 1.5.0_01 for me.
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Peter
1/12/2006 2:03:54 AM
Peter: That only happens when a bug in the VM forces us to use a previous VM. Our software is written on the latest VM's. I suggest using Java 5 (the 1.5 label was pulled last summer). Jonathan Peter Abbott wrote: > thanks, although installed and supported are different :-) > As 1.5 has only just been introduced in EAS 5.3 we were after some sort > of confirmation that support/engineering won't say, "This is a problem > with jdk 1.5, switch back to using jdk 1.4.2". We have come across this > in the past with earlier versions so that is why I have been asked to > find out. > > I have asked our account manager but I think they are still on holiday. > > Pete > > Jim Egan wrote: >> abmannz@yahoo.co.nz wrote... >> >>> hi >>> >>> Can somebody from sybase confirm that jdk 1.5 is officially support >>> to use with EAS 5.3.0? If so what specific version of the jdk 1.5 is >>> supported >>> >>> Pete >>> >> >> >> EAS 5.3 installed JDK 1.5.0_01 for me.
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Jonathan
1/12/2006 2:06:09 PM
thanks. What about jdk 1.4.2_10? 5.3 comes with 1.4.2_06 and 6.0 comes with 1.4.2_08, if we were to upgrade to the latest 1.4.2_10 would that be supported? Pete Jonathan Baker [Sybase] wrote: > Peter: > > That only happens when a bug in the VM forces us to use a previous VM. > Our software is written on the latest VM's. I suggest using Java 5 (the > 1.5 label was pulled last summer). > > > Jonathan > > > Peter Abbott wrote: > >> thanks, although installed and supported are different :-) >> As 1.5 has only just been introduced in EAS 5.3 we were after some >> sort of confirmation that support/engineering won't say, "This is a >> problem with jdk 1.5, switch back to using jdk 1.4.2". We have come >> across this in the past with earlier versions so that is why I have >> been asked to find out. >> >> I have asked our account manager but I think they are still on holiday. >> >> Pete >> >> Jim Egan wrote: >> >>> abmannz@yahoo.co.nz wrote... >>> >>>> hi >>>> >>>> Can somebody from sybase confirm that jdk 1.5 is officially support >>>> to use with EAS 5.3.0? If so what specific version of the jdk 1.5 is >>>> supported >>>> >>>> Pete >>>> >>> >>> >>> EAS 5.3 installed JDK 1.5.0_01 for me.
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Peter
1/15/2006 7:58:15 PM
Peter: Sorry, no. We only test on the version that is shipped in the box. Jonathan Peter Abbott wrote: > thanks. What about jdk 1.4.2_10? 5.3 comes with 1.4.2_06 and 6.0 comes > with 1.4.2_08, if we were to upgrade to the latest 1.4.2_10 would that > be supported? > > Pete > > Jonathan Baker [Sybase] wrote: >> Peter: >> >> That only happens when a bug in the VM forces us to use a previous VM. >> Our software is written on the latest VM's. I suggest using Java 5 >> (the 1.5 label was pulled last summer). >> >> >> Jonathan >> >> >> Peter Abbott wrote: >> >>> thanks, although installed and supported are different :-) >>> As 1.5 has only just been introduced in EAS 5.3 we were after some >>> sort of confirmation that support/engineering won't say, "This is a >>> problem with jdk 1.5, switch back to using jdk 1.4.2". We have come >>> across this in the past with earlier versions so that is why I have >>> been asked to find out. >>> >>> I have asked our account manager but I think they are still on holiday. >>> >>> Pete >>> >>> Jim Egan wrote: >>> >>>> abmannz@yahoo.co.nz wrote... >>>> >>>>> hi >>>>> >>>>> Can somebody from sybase confirm that jdk 1.5 is officially support >>>>> to use with EAS 5.3.0? If so what specific version of the jdk 1.5 >>>>> is supported >>>>> >>>>> Pete >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> EAS 5.3 installed JDK 1.5.0_01 for me.
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Jonathan
1/16/2006 7:42:30 AM
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