Re: Question on Java JDK build environments impacting JRE use

Noel Grandin <noel -AT- peralex.com>
Mon, 24 Jun 2013 08:29:50 +0200

On 2013-06-23 19:25, V Stuart Foote wrote:

Issue of bytecode target interaction with JRE becomes more troubling if you
consider that the default Java JRE update settings on Windows systems
replace all JRE  6 installations with current JRE 7 builds.  In other words
the percentage of total LibreOffice ussers with JRE 1.5 or JRE 1.6
installations even installed is rapidly shrinking.

There is no "bytecode interaction" problem. You are seeing some kind ofbug brought on by a newer version of Java interacting slightlydifferently with LO.


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Context

Re: Question on Java JDK build environments impacting JRE use · David Ostrovsky
- Re: Question on Java JDK build environments impacting JRE use · V Stuart Foote
  - Re: Question on Java JDK build environments impacting JRE use · Noel Grandin
    - Re: Question on Java JDK build environments impacting JRE use · V Stuart Foote
      - Re: Question on Java JDK build environments impacting JRE use · Noel Grandin
- Re: Question on Java JDK build environments impacting JRE use · Lionel Elie Mamane
- Re: Question on Java JDK build environments impacting JRE use · V Stuart Foote

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