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Hi there

This is my first mail to the mail list, I'm glad to be apart of it. I have =
a few questions about Java on FreeBSD :

We're currently using Diablo Java Development Kit 1.5.0_07.01. I've noticed=
 that it's using select by default for nio polling. Is there anyway to make=
 it use kqueue?

Also, do any other FreeBSD JDKs out there use kqueue?

Another question.. which of the JDKs for FreeBSD are known to run with stab=
ility in production?

Thanks
Alan

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