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Quoth David E. Cross on Fri, 20 March:
: 
: What ever happened to 'write once, run anywhere' ;)
: 

Remember, JDK on BSD is not (yet) certified -- therefore it is not
Java (tm).  It doesn't pass the Java conformance tests.  If you want
to run anywhere, you have to limit 'anywhere' to Java-compatible 
environments.




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