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**f8ll** · (This post was last modified: 11-15-2011 05:32 AM by f8ll.)

(11-14-2011 03:49 PM)Aquambush Wrote: Why not use ibm's jre?

Oracle's jre (as well as OpenJDK's jre) has better performance. I would only ibm's if you have <384mb of ram.

Akshay2598 · 11-16-2011, 09:21 AM

yeah i have more ram than that Smile

ninetailfox97 · 11-16-2011, 09:47 AM

(11-15-2011 05:31 AM)f8ll Wrote:
(11-14-2011 03:49 PM)Aquambush Wrote: Why not use ibm's jre?

Oracle's jre (as well as OpenJDK's jre) has better performance. I would only ibm's if you have <384mb of ram.

obviously the more commonly used one will perform better, but why does ibm's jre work on low amounts of ram.

**DeathProxy** · 11-16-2011, 09:52 AM

(11-16-2011 09:47 AM)ninetailfox97 Wrote: why does ibm's jre work on low amounts of ram.

I'm guessing it's pretty much the same reason why Apache is "better", but uses more memory.

luis123456 · 11-16-2011, 10:23 AM

I would better use McMyAdmin CP. It lists you also in the public server list.

Aquambush · 11-16-2011, 01:03 PM

(11-15-2011 05:31 AM)f8ll Wrote: Oracle's jre (as well as OpenJDK's jre) has better performance. I would only ibm's if you have <384mb of ram.

Yeah but a lot of the VPS's here have less than 384 mb of ram so he should probably list both

**f8ll** · 11-16-2011, 02:28 PM

(11-16-2011 09:47 AM)ninetailfox97 Wrote: obviously the more commonly used one will perform better, but why does ibm's jre work on low amounts of ram.

It uses a different memory management model and garbage collection algorithm because ibm wanted it to run on everything from cellphones to full-blown servers. Oracle has Java ME so they didn't need to or want to worry about low mem environments and instead focus on desktops/servers where memory is cheap.

(11-16-2011 09:52 AM)DeathProxy Wrote:
(11-16-2011 09:47 AM)ninetailfox97 Wrote: why does ibm's jre work on low amounts of ram.

I'm guessing it's pretty much the same reason why Apache is "better", but uses more memory.

Kind of. They both support pretty much the same things (unlike apache vs nginx or whatever), but they are tuned differently; Oracle's/OpenJDK's jre is arguably more optimized for desktops/servers.

Avengeuiwll · 11-16-2011, 03:24 PM

Lol . This is such basic knowledge . Btw

Code:

Yum install java

Yum install screen

Also works instead for wget or what ever .

It's also possible to SFTP client files over , other than just getting the vanilla one , a person could get bukkit , or other server mod's.
This is not a newb friendly tutorial . Seems
More like a way to get more points .

Akshay2598 · (This post was last modified: 11-16-2011 10:51 PM by Akshay2598.)

(11-16-2011 03:24 PM)Avengeuiwll Wrote: Lol . This is such basic knowledge . Btw

Code:

Yum install java Yum install screen

Also works instead for wget or what ever .

It's also possible to SFTP client files over , other than just getting the vanilla one , a person could get bukkit , or other server mod's.
This is not a newb friendly tutorial . Seems
More like a way to get more points .

i did use yum install for java and screen

(11-16-2011 10:23 AM)luis123456 Wrote: I would better use McMyAdmin CP. It lists you also in the public server list.

I was planning on using MultiCraft but i'll see this panel too

Avengeuiwll · 11-16-2011, 11:11 PM

You need a 64 bit Linux OS to run McMyAdmin if you didn't know .