Java and MS VM

[Chaloots]

According to http://www.virtualmachine.tk/ my XPPro here does not yet have
MS VM on it. In IE6 Internet Options/Advanced/Microsoft VM there is a check
mark only on "JIT compiler for virtual machine enabled". In the Java (Sun)
box 'Use Java 2 v 1.42_03' is checked.

In the past there have been some issues with Java-enabled sites (using way
too much RAM, for one), and as a result I've uninstalled/re-installed the
current Java.

My question is: aware that MS support is no longer available, am I flirting
with future dilemmas by downloading and installing VM?

 

[JAX]

MS still supports VM by way of an update that you can install from your
update scan. Some say that VM is a better app than Sun.

HTH, JAX

 

[Chaloots]

But can they both be expected to play well in the same sandbox together?

:
MS still supports VM by way of an update that you can install from your
update scan. Some say that VM is a better app than Sun.

HTH, JAX

:
According to http://www.virtualmachine.tk/ my XPPro here does not yet have
MS VM on it. In IE6 Internet Options/Advanced/Microsoft VM there is a
check mark only on "JIT compiler for virtual machine enabled". In the Java
(Sun)
box 'Use Java 2 v 1.42_03' is checked.

In the past there have been some issues with Java-enabled sites (using way
too much RAM, for one), and as a result I've uninstalled/re-installed the
current Java.

My question is: aware that MS support is no longer available, am I
flirting with future dilemmas by downloading and installing VM?

 

[JAX]

From what I understand, it should be one or the other. Perhaps someone else
will have a more specific answer on that.

LOL, JAX