We have a application developer using Win 2000 Platform which will migrate to the Unix Iplanet Server and Oracle Database. Is it better to develop the application in the target environment - even to the extent to where you are developing the application in the same environment at the same version/service pack. Or is there not a problem as long as its written in Java?
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I'm not a Java developer - but I work in a company full of them.
I'm always hearing gripes about the subtle differences between different Vendors versions of Java. I would suggest that, where possible, you develop on a duplicate of the target environment - esp with regard to service packs and patches. Mike
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I'm always hearing gripes about the subtle differences between different Vendors versions of Java. I would suggest that, where possible, you develop on a duplicate of the target environment - esp with regard to service packs and patches. Mike
______________________________________________________________________
"Experience is the comb that Nature gives us after we are bald."
Is that a haiku?
I never could get the hang
of writing those things.
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