[haiku-development] Re: haiku-java?
- From: Andreas Weber <senior.weber@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: haiku-development@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 9 Nov 2010 13:15:17 +0100
meant haiku not haiko :-)
2010/11/9 Andreas Weber <senior.weber@xxxxxxxxx>:
> Hi,
>
>> When writing applications in Java, you are not supposed to invest
>> development time in a specific platform, are you? You concentrate on your
>> application and the platform specific details are the responsibility of the
>> runtime environment of whatever platform your software is run on.
>
> thats unfortunately not that true :-) even though my app runs on
> linux, windows, mac it is not guaranteed that it will run on other
> platforms without having issues, namely any i/o operations or l&f
> stuff bring their own challenges on different platforms. run once-run
> anywhere is still not fully implemented (maybe it will never be) so a
> new platform imho brings new challenges to any java application which
> is more than a three line hello world app. this way i dropped solaris
> support as it wasnt working out of the box, due to the lack of
> interest in a server os like that on my side. however following beos
> and now haiko loosely i would make the effort of creating an
> installation package and testing anything needed to bring OpenYabs
> (my application) to haiko if openjdk is running on it :-)
>
> br
> Andreas
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