On Wed, 9 Jan 2013 06:21:07 PM Uwe wrote: > Oracle Java = "Sun Java" It is relevant because of performance issues of > OpenJDK. Depending on the machine it is running on, OpenJDK can be much > slower than Sun Java. > > But basically, I hadn't enough insight when I posted.
OK, false alarm then. One further insight: I only encountered minor performance issues with OpenJDK when I first switched to it about three of so years ago. IMHO such concerns are largely outdated and/or overstated, and outweighed by a preference to avoid Oracle. Cheers, Mike Pope
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