This section contains some frequently asked questions. Use this section to answer questions and concerns you might have.
Java Virtual Machine for NetWare is the Novell Software Development Kit for Java.
This release of Novell JVM for NetWare supports NetWare 6, and requires Support Pack 2 or later.
You can run any number of applications as long as you do not exceed the available memory on the server. The memory requirements of the applications and the amount of main memory available on the server determines how many applications you can run.
You should have at least 32 MB of main memory available to run text-based Java applications-and at least 64 MB to run graphical applications.
Novell JVM for NetWare can run any application certified as 100% Pure Java, as described by JavaSoftTM. However, if you have applications that use native methods, you must port these applications to NetWare before you run them.
Yes. NetWare GUI lets you display graphical interfaces that use the Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT) and Java Foundation Classes (JFC) libraries from Sun Microsystems, Inc.
The limitations of graphical applications in NetWare GUI are the same as the limitations of other Java implementations.
No. NetWare GUI includes drivers for popular video controllers. See Supported Video Controllers . A VESA 2.0 compliant video controller will give the best generic performance.
No. The Novell JVM for NetWare installation includes a utility (VESA_RSP.NCF) that automatically recognizes and configures the Novell server platform to use your video controller. Click the Settings option to see all the different configuration options.
The GUI is self configuring the first time it is run. VESA. RSP.NCF is used to reset the GUI to its self configured state.
Yes. Novell JVM for NetWare supports applications that use multiple Java threads.
No. It uses Hotspot.
The standard Java Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) support the Novell file system and networking. It does not support other NetWare-specific services such as the directory, eDirectoryTM objects, or the bindery. These services are supported by other libraries in the Novell Developer Kit (NDK).