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Many Apps, One JVM

 
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Hi all. How can I efficiently implement running 2 or more different applications in the same JVM? Can class loaders solve this? Is this really efficient? Btw, I have a main application loader which is supposed to load/run the different applications. Thanks.
 
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I would like to enforce this question:
why each application like Oracle, JBuilder (even if I install JBuilder's one more version) multiply the same subdirectories ..\jdk1.3\, ..\j2sdkee1.3\ with the same content? Still in the same Operating System (well, Windows, but I beleive it is general approach)
Why it may not be centralized by OS?
Or it can?
I remember that I asked this question at presentation of Oracle's servers/applications and had not any answer.
[This message has been edited by G Vanin (edited October 25, 2001).]
 
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This thread is duplicated elsewhere. Please don't post a question more than once.
- Peter

[This message has been edited by Peter den Haan (edited October 25, 2001).]
 
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