Am 01.12.2010 22:26, schrieb Kelly O'Hair:
I don't want to run 'java' because I might not be able to, and I don't want to use some platform
specific api
to dig into binaries that may be located at any number of locations.
I'm looking for a very simple text file way to identify what I kind of jdk
image I have.
There are numerous ways to determine this as you point out, but none that remove the native binary
execution,
or grokking around inside binary files.
I'm wondering, why even jdk build group people still prefer this instead using the
"release" file.
See thread: 'JDK8 32-bit "docs" build fails on 64-bit Windows'
-Ulf
