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New Java version 5 or 1.5: msg#00138

Subject: New Java version 5 or 1.5

Dear Batik users,

 

Has somebody experience with the new Java version and if yes, are there already some problems encountered? We want to start a small study project at our University about Batik running under Java 1.5 and we are curious about possible performance increases (especially due to the OpenGL support under the new version).

 

We don’t want to re-invent the wheel again! On the other hand, if no such study exist , we will start it up next month and we hope to share the results with you all,

 

Leo van den Berg

University of Valencia - Spain

 

P.S. many thanks for the quality of the forum and especially for the developers of Batik!

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