🚀 go-pugleaf

I've commented on this a few times.  They tell me it's not possible?
However, I find it hard to believe that a company such as Borland can't
implement a way to upgrade the JDK.   Hmmmm sounds to me like a good way to
make some money.  Get people to buy your product and then charge them to
upgrade to a JDK that Sun provides for free.

I should have thought of that....

Mike

Whit Blauvelt wrote in message <34C8DDDF.D68BB226@transpect.com>...
>My understanding is that JBuilder cannot easily (at all?) be used with
>more recent JDK's, because it (like other IDE's) is built on a modified
>JDK itself.
>
>What are Borland's plans to fix this? From the point of view of anyone
>whose application is being built for, say, six months down the line, not
>using the very latest JDK features is suicidal - the app will be
>obsolete on release without, for instance, a Swing and Java 2D look and
>feel.
>
>Specificly, will the next version of JBuilder allow easy JDK upgrades by
>the user? And if so, when will it be out? I'd rather not have to put
>JBuilder aside as a pretty toy, and work from the command line; but if
>it can't do 1.2 at this point, there's no other choice for a responsible
>developer. Since Java will keep advancing, this will always be an issue.
>
> \/\/ I-I I T
> Blauvelt
> whit@transpect.com