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JavaOS

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JavaOS
A Java operating system from Sun that requires minimal hardware requirements and is intended for network computers and embedded systems. It includes the Java Virtual Machine, which combined with the kernel, is written in the native machine language of the target CPU. Network and graphical user interface components are mostly written in Java.


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JavaStation 1 (which Sun insists it is selling for the time being but won't say how many it has shipped) uses an UltraSparc IIep chip, runs a JavaOS operating system and processes pieces of the Java application front-end locally.
Called JavaOS for Business, the software is expected to be available this summer to independent software vendors, NC OEMs, and distributors.
It was designed for highly complex and interactive media applications, running on advanced operating systems such as Windows CE, VxWorks, Linux, QNX, Nucleus+, OS-9, JavaOS, and others.
 
 
 
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