Can I create 64-bit SmartSockets Java clients?
Article ID: KB0086829
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| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO SmartSockets | - |
| Not Applicable | - |
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IBM's java porting guide says: "If your Java application is written 100% in the Java language, porting from 32-bit to 64-bit systems is very simple. Your 100% Java application will run unchanged - it will not even require to be recompiled."
The only portion of the SmartSockets API that is not pure-Java is the PGM transoprt (the RTgms link driver). Those SmartSockets Java clients interfacing with RTgms would have to remain 32-bit, but all other SmartSockets Java clients can be ported to 64-bit.
IBM's java porting guide says: "If your Java application is written 100% in the Java language, porting from 32-bit to 64-bit systems is very simple. Your 100% Java application will run unchanged - it will not even require to be recompiled."
The only portion of the SmartSockets API that is not pure-Java is the PGM transoprt (the RTgms link driver). Those SmartSockets Java clients interfacing with RTgms would have to remain 32-bit, but all other SmartSockets Java clients can be ported to 64-bit.
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Can I create 64-bit SmartSockets Java clients?
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