Thanks everyone. We will see what the adjuster says.
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I'm poking around the Sun site, and I can't work out how to find a specific (old) version of the JDK. I need to recreate an older deployment, and we were using 1.6.something, not the versions 6 & 7 currently on offer.
But I can't find a historical page.
Can anyone help?
It needs to be older than JDK 1.6 update 32?
1.6.0_16-b01, to be exact.
You're going to have to talk slowly and patiently to me. I don't see 1.6 on that page--it goes from 1.4 to 5. What don't I understand about the numbering scheme? Or here: [link] or here: [link]
At which point I'm more than confused.
Sorry, didn't realize the confusion.
Java 5 is 1.5, Java 6 is 1.6, Java 7 is 1.7.
Oh, that's NOT CONFUSING AT ALL, ORACLE.
Yeah, the documentation says Java 6, but 'java -version' tells the real story. Sort of like how Windows 7 is Windows 6.1.
What's wrong with a good old honest version number? Cars should have them too: you want to avoid that Dodge Dart 1.0 and wait for Dodge Dart 1.2.1.