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where to find JDK 1.4.1

 
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hi.

how can I find older versions of JDK ?
I am looking for JDK 1.4.1

Do other newer versions work both with BPEL and Axis?

Thanks
 
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Originally posted by Tim Horton:
hi.

how can I find older versions of JDK ?
I am looking for JDK 1.4.1


To download an archived version of Java,
1. go to http://java.sun.com/
2. Click on the "Java SE" link under popular downloads on the right.
3. On the "Java SE Downloads" page, on the "Downloads" tab, click the "Previous Releases" menu item (along the top of the tab).

4a. On the "Java SE Previous Releases Downloads" page, you will see a list of the major versions. If you want the latest patch of that version, click on the link (for example "J2SE 5.0 Downloads" or "J2SE 1.4.2 Downloads". This will open up a download page with links to the latest patch for the selected version.

4b. If you need a different minor version (say 1.4.1 or 1.3.0) or a specific patch level of the major version, on the "Java SE Previous Releases Downloads" page below the list of java versions, click the "Archived Releases" link. On the "Archive: Java[tm] Technology Products Download" page, find the label for the major version you are looking for. To the right of that is a drop-down menu. Select the desired specific version in the drop down. Then click the go button next to the drop down. A page will open up where you can download the JDK and JRE.
 
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oops, for got to answer this question:


Do other newer versions work both with BPEL and Axis?



I do not specifically know about these APIs, (others may have specific insight for those APIs). But Java has very good backwards compatibility. And most (properly written) libraries/applications are forward compatible with newer Java versions. In fact, most APIs merely specify a minimum version of Java.
 
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thank you very much Mark for your complete answer.

so this is the link to JDK 1.4.1 ( I put it here, in case somebady also needs it)

http://java.sun.com/products/archive/j2se/1.4.1_07/index.html

And about the next question, actually I am following some university slides to learn this, and it was written there.... so this is why I would like to know what will be the latest version that BOTH suports Axis and BPEL


JDK1.4.2 works with axis server, but does not work with BPEL
JDK1.4.1 works with axis and BPEL



Thanks again
 
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I guess that Axis is Apache Axis, an implementation of the SOAP protocol. There's also version 2 of Apache Axis. Do you really need Axis? As far as I know, SOAP is now implemented in the standard Java library (see the package javax.xml.soap; I don't know in which Java version it was added).

I know what BPEL stands for, but which library exactly are you using for this? Look at the homepage for the library and see if there's a newer version that works with Java 5 or 6.
 
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Which BPEL implementation are you using? IBM's bpws4j? Apache's ODE? Something else?
 
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