All Java points aside, this is about the Access Manager component of the Tivoli suite of products, which you are not speaking to.
So why are you commenting in this forum about other topics that are not the focus.
And again, the core Access Manager components are not Java.
I thought the focus was upon Access Manager and not all Tivoli products? Just thought I should point out what a sweeping statement this is and to set the record straight, the main components of Access Manager are not written in Java at all. The Web Portal Manager is a Java app(only used for web admin) and the product also has its own Java Runtime to do Authentication, Authorization and Administration to the core components that are not Java. The Java components are not even necessary if a the app being written does not need to utilize the product's Java interfaces. Also, the Java GC would lend itself to having less memory leaks relative to C and C++.
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All Java points aside, this is about the Access Manager component of the Tivoli suite of products, which you are not speaking to. So why are you commenting in this forum about other topics that are not the focus. And again, the core Access Manager components are not Java.
I thought the focus was upon Access Manager and not all Tivoli products? Just thought I should point out what a sweeping statement this is and to set the record straight, the main components of Access Manager are not written in Java at all. The Web Portal Manager is a Java app(only used for web admin) and the product also has its own Java Runtime to do Authentication, Authorization and Administration to the core components that are not Java. The Java components are not even necessary if a the app being written does not need to utilize the product's Java interfaces.
Also, the Java GC would lend itself to having less memory leaks relative to C and C++.