As described in PSARC/2003/321, the Multiple JRE support is intended
to be backported to the tail of appropriate release series. At a
minimum, this must include the 1.4.2 family (others were optional
based upon business need - no such need has yet be cited).
It is very significant that the critically important 1.4.2 family
is the only Java release family which won't function as the final
target of a JRE release specification. This is because a bug was
introduced in the support of the 32/64 bit version switching flags
which causes the launcher executable to not properly recognize
itself on Solaris and Linux.
to be backported to the tail of appropriate release series. At a
minimum, this must include the 1.4.2 family (others were optional
based upon business need - no such need has yet be cited).
It is very significant that the critically important 1.4.2 family
is the only Java release family which won't function as the final
target of a JRE release specification. This is because a bug was
introduced in the support of the 32/64 bit version switching flags
which causes the launcher executable to not properly recognize
itself on Solaris and Linux.
- duplicates
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JDK-5049912 JDK 1.5.0 is not default in s10_58 (S10 beta4)
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- Closed
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- relates to
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JDK-6359688 Zip API classes do not report name of file when it cannot be opened
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- Closed
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JDK-5047507 javaws not correctly maintained in 1.4.2_05 b2 (internal)
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- Closed
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