Posted on 2013-04-08 11:41
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Q：IBM has its own JVM called J9. Linux versions can be downloaded from DeveloperWorks, but not the Windows versions (except for one requiring IBM hardware). This is most likely a licensing issue. We develop against IBM non-x86 hardware with J9 so it is interesting to use the same JVM for development too.
What is the official way of getting IBM Java 7 for Windows? (and how expensive is it?)
A：To get the Windows version you can try downloading the
IBM Development Package for Eclipse, inside that package you should find the J9 JDK version, i don't know if it is updated to version 1.7, but you can try ...
A：This site allows all users to sign in with IBM IDs and passwords, which can be used site-wide. You will need an IBM ID to continue. (If you have a PartnerWorld® or developerWorks™ user ID, that is considered your IBM ID). If you already have an IBM ID and...
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