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Posted to user@cassandra.apache.org by "Andrey V. Panov" <pa...@gmail.com> on 2010/12/29 07:11:11 UTC

Re: Which Java on Fedora? Sun's or GNU's?

Why not install Cassandra by hands? You should only download it and
unpack... Only thing left is boot script.

Re: Which Java on Fedora? Sun's or GNU's?

Posted by "Andrey V. Panov" <pa...@gmail.com>.

At the moment I'm use Sun JDK. But I think in some future I should migrate
to openJDK because it's more safety!? JRocket will be merged with HotSpot
and I think they already did it.

On 29 December 2010 14:21, AJ <aj...@dude.podzone.net> wrote:

> I did install by hand with the previous release.  I suppose the RPM's are
> just a convenience, eh?  But, if the only real dependency is Java, then
> there isn't much need for an RPM right now?
>
> But, what do you think about other JREs?  Sun, JRocket, or Gnu?
>
> Thanks,
> aj
>
>
> On 12/28/2010 11:11 PM, Andrey V. Panov wrote:
>
>> Why not install Cassandra by hands? You should only download it and
>> unpack... Only thing left is boot script.
>>
>
>

Re: Which Java on Fedora? Sun's or GNU's?

Posted by AJ <aj...@dude.podzone.net>.

I did install by hand with the previous release.  I suppose the RPM's 
are just a convenience, eh?  But, if the only real dependency is Java, 
then there isn't much need for an RPM right now?

But, what do you think about other JREs?  Sun, JRocket, or Gnu?

Thanks,
aj

On 12/28/2010 11:11 PM, Andrey V. Panov wrote:
> Why not install Cassandra by hands? You should only download it and 
> unpack... Only thing left is boot script.