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Ben Bookey wrote: | Q.3 I am actually amazed (and impressed) that the windows compiled classes, | work on the linux machine!! My understanding is that the compiled | byte-code is operating system dependent. i.e. our windows .class files | should not be able to work on linux ? or am I imagining it ? | | I understood that "write-once and run-anywhere" meant that the java | files still needed to be recompiled ??
The bytecode is OS independent. You don't need to recompile from source to run on a different platform, because the Java Runtime reads and executes the bytecode. So as long as you have a JRE on a platform, you should be able to use .class files that were compiled on another platform without any problems.
| Q.4 I recently had a reply´to a question(in the Apache FileUpload commons | mailing list!) that the file name passed from a browser uploading to | a server is not set by any standard and he mentioned the RFC (after I | googled, I guess means Request for Change). | | Who is actually responsible for determining the HTTP standard itself, is | there an org called | RFC or is it a mechanism of the WC3 ?
HTTP is an IETF standard, although W3C did do a lot of work on it. Check ~ their respective Websites for more details.
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