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From: Nick Johnson <freebsd@spatula.net>
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Subject: Re: jdk14 port usable for development?
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I'm using it in production, frighteningly enough.  I'd say it's definitely
usable for development.

   Nick

On Mon, 21 Jul 2003, Mike Harding wrote:

>
> Is native jdk14 usable for development?  I need to dust off my Java
> skills and would prefer not to use and old release (or Linux).  It
> doesn't matter if there are a few problems that would hinder
> production...
>
> Thanks,
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> Mike H.
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