CentOS docs - Mar 2007 - Java Installation HowTo kickoff (JDK 1.4.2, 1.5 and 1.6)

I've started a Java Installation HowTo.

Take a look: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dfd4fncx_32gbthmp

Give me feedback, please.

The IBM JDK is the "easiest" on 1.4.2 and 1.5 versions.

The Sun JDK 1.6 is probably the most optimized (and the only
1.6implementation by now), but doesn't integrate so good like IBM
JDK's
generated RPMs.

The BEA's JPackage nosrcs are so much out-of-date. Would there be a reason
for JPackage's people forgetting about BEA JRockit? I would like to offer an
updated process to install BEA JRockit via RPM, but it seems impracticable
now. Maybe I'm completely wrong - it seems like JRockit R27.1.0 installation
is graphical nowdays, so would it be useful to make it an RPM? Any help is
appreciated.

I'd like to have a space in the CentOS Wiki, and then make corrections based
on mailing-list feedback, then a volunteer to edit (English, grammar,
style), then an expert to validate the process. Is it pratical?


Thanks
Leonardo Pinheiro
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Leonardo Vilela Pinheiro wrote:
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>    I've started a Java Installation HowTo.
>    Take a look: [1]http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dfd4fncx_32gbthmp 
>    Give me feedback, please.
That looks really good and I want that on the wiki!

So please create an account for yourself on the wiki (press on "Login"
and follow the steps to create a new account). Please use
"FirstnameLastname" as your username (LeonardoPinheiro probably) and
tell us here that you did so. 

I'll create the page for you then and give you access to it. After that
you can edit away :)
>    I'd like to have a space in the CentOS Wiki, and then make
>    corrections based on  mailing-list feedback, then a volunteer to
>    edit (English, grammar, style), then an expert to validate the
>    process. Is it pratical?  Thanks Leonardo Pinheiro
Yes, sure. After you're done we can go over it before linking the page
to the <http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos> page.

Cheers,

Ralph
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