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Harish Ramamurthy
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hello there,
For running a server (say JSDK2.1) is it necessary to have the complete JDK installed or just a JVM is sufficient.
If JVM is sufficient then how do we do it? And if not why is JVM not sufficient?
Thanks in anticipation
Harish
William Brogden
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As long as you don't want to run JSP, the JRE package should be enough. A JVM by itself can't do anything, it must have minimum library files. See the JRE documentation on java.sun.com
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