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It is often the case (at lease for me) that the choice of which JDK
version to use is more important than the choice of IDE.  My
understanding is that you can't develop an application using JBuilder on
any version of the JDK other than what JBuilder ships with, but please
correct me if I'm wrong.  (I know that in theory you can deploy on other
versions, but I'm talking about development time).  Right now I need to
use JDK114, so this would seem to rule out using JBuilder for people
like me.   Are there any work arounds for this problem?  Is this a
problem that will be fixed?

Thanks,

--David Levine (dlevine@Oracle.com)


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It is often the case (at lease for me) that the choice of which JDK version
to use is more important than the choice of IDE.&nbsp; My understanding
is that you can't develop an application using JBuilder on any version
of the JDK other than what JBuilder ships with, but please correct me if
I'm wrong.&nbsp; (I know that in theory you can deploy on other versions,
but I'm talking about development time).&nbsp; Right now I need to use
JDK114, so this would seem to rule out using JBuilder for people like me.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Are there any work arounds for this problem?&nbsp; Is this a problem that
will be fixed?

<P>Thanks,

<P>--<A HREF="mailto://dlevine@oracle.com">David Levine</A> (dlevine@Oracle.com)
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