The difference between standard 1.1.x VMS and standard VMS

The difference between standard 1.1.x VMS and standard VMS

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When you want to set installed JREs in Eclipse or myeclipse, there are three choices:

-Execution Environment Description

-Standard 1.1.x VMS

-Standard VMS

So which JVM should we choose?

The first thing to do is to figure out what they mean.

1) Execution Environment Description

Execution Environment description refers to the execution environment description, which is to say that all the details of the JRE settings required for the project are defined through an execution environment profile. It is primarily possible to customize many aspects of the installation. Developers generally do not use this option.

2) Standard 1.1.x VM

This JVM setting is used to support the legacy JVM version of 1.1.x compilation, which is usually not available to us.

3) Standard VM

Standard Java Virtual machine settings. This is the most common option for developers.

The difference between standard 1.1.x VMS and standard VMS