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01-30-2007
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java on unix
hi
java packages or libraries which are being used on windows will they successfully run on unix environment. import com.jscape.inet.smtp.*; Import com.jscape.inet.email.*; these are the two packages which i want to use. 
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01-31-2007
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That really depends on the package you are using, whether they take advantage of platform-dependent features. Those using JNI, for instance, have platform dependent sections. But I guess most Java packages are platform independent, so you may probably assume so.
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