3.02: does it use the new Java?

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June 26th, 2003

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Re: java 1.4.1 and official version 3.x

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Originally posted by elbers_e
I really don't understand why 1.4.1 isn't incorporated into the official version! The crashes make limewire a real pain to use.

That is a decision left to the core LimeWire developers. I would assume they are a bit more conservative as the JVM 1.4.1 Apple did produce is a all rewritten version with few if any at all in common with the 1.3.1 version they did publish. Apple themselves were not that 100% convinced that the 1.4.1 JVM is the answer to all java questions as they decided to leave the 1.3.1 JVM on the disk of the users and made the new one not the default for all applications.

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