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Randall:

With JB3 (and into the future) we run on a stock JDK.  The mechanism to
swap it out for a later one is there and has been discussed in at least
one thread here.  It is important to note, however, that we can't
promise that things will work just right if you take a new JDK from sun
and host JB on it.  We'll only support what we've tested.

-Rich

Randall Parker wrote:
> 
> Does Borland typically rev the JDK level in in fix paks? ie will the JDK
> level of the designer go to bug fix revs beyond 1.2 to 1.2.x before JBuilder
> v4 comes out?
> 
> Also, Can JBuilder get the version of Swing that it uses rev'ved to a later
> Sun fix level?
> 
> Tad Frysinger wrote:
> > JDK 1.2, but you can define a JDK for it to use that uses 1.2.1.  It will
> > use that JDK for compiling and debugging.  Note that the IDE's Designer
> > will still be *hosted* on 1.2, which means JBuilder uses 1.2 to render
> > things in the Designer.  It is also possible to have JBuilder host using
> > the 1.2.1 JDK, but this is not supported or documented by Borland (check
> > out JBuilder.ini).
> >
> > Tad Frysinger(TeamB)

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