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From: Mike Engelhart <mengelhart@earthtrip.com>
Subject: Re: Platforms for Java 2...
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Ben Laurie wrote:

> Sun tell me there's "no demand" for Java 2 on FreeBSD. I suspect that
> this is simply coz people don't think its worth asking, but some
> facts'n'figures would help...
> 
> So, in an ideal world, what plaform would you like to run Tomcat, Cocoon
> and all the other good Java server stuff on? Don't tell me what you
> _are_ using (coz obviously that will only include platforms that are
> already supported), tell me what you'd be happiest using.
> 
> I'll count the results and publish them.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Ben.
I actually don't use FreeBSD because of the fact that there isn't a JVM for
it.  I would love to have a real JVM (not emulation mode) for FreeBSD.

Mike