Open JDK 7 doesn't have 64 bit package or a mozilla plugin?

[Ric Moore]

On 12/25/2011 10:30 PM, Craig White wrote:

> Then if you toss in the distinct advantage of having timely updates
> automatically installed whenever you update, code that is openly audited
> and monitored for security issues I think you can figure out that their
> are distinct advantages to openjdk.

That is my goal, too. I'd KILL for all of those advantages, so I'm not 
blind to that issue at all. Like I said, I haven't tried compiling, 
running the server and client using OpenJDK 7, which has just recently 
appeared. I have it installed. I also have Java-7-Oracle installed as 
well. When I get it tested out, hopefully this week since I just 
installed 11.10 cleanly, I'll clue you in on whether it worked or not.

Try this:
http://owf2.virtualnorthstar.org:8080/

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