Linux JVMs Running Under BSD?

Posted by Cliff on Tuesday March 11, 2003 @05:58PM from the can-you-do-that dept.

Mock asks: "I work for a web services company, and so part of our business process involves setting up web servers for our customers that include a JVM for running our software. Although I've found FreeBSD to be rock-solid for server applications and the quickest to fix security issues, the JVM support has been lagging behind other systems, for some time now. I would like to know if it is wise, or even possible, to run the Linux JVM under BSD? Are there other alternatives I'd be better off considering (besides using a different operating system)?"

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Re:You could use? by rhyd · 2003-03-11 19:25 · Score: 0, Troll

you can also use rotor, microsoft's .NET environment which works natively on FreeBSD.

oh my gawwwwd! please say you're just trolling with this... pretty please ;)

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Re:You could use? by Golthar · 2003-03-11 19:39 · Score: 0, Troll

Ok, so first you recommend an open language and then you go mention something like Microsoft .NET

I fail to see the difference between .NET and Java when it comes to Freedom BTW.
Only that with Microsoft, I get the feeling this freedom will not be lasting too long.