Jun said:
I am looking for a web site/page where I can find a table listing
most major browsers where what JDK version is used.
Could anyone point me there?
It won't do you much good, as it can differ from platform to platform.
And even then, it isn't necessarily stable.
For example, on IBM's OS/2 operating system, Java has always been a
sort of plug-in to the web browser -- which means that pretty much
whatever system Java you had installed _was_ your browser Java. The
original Netscape browsers for OS/2 (and before that, WebExplorer) used
a system called (IIRC) "J-Enpower" that would link in your system JRE
into the browser -- which meant your browsers Java version was the
system Java, and could have been Java 1.0.1, 1.0.2, 1.1.3, 1.1.6, 1.1.8,
or any other intermediary.
In more modern times, the Java Plug-In has taken over, but it has the
same situation -- you can install, say, Mozilla, and use any one of
several different JRE's with it. Here I have Java 1.3.1, Java 1.4.1,
and Java 1.4.2 -- all of which have Java Plug-ins for Mozilla, of which
I could use any one I desire.
Brad BARCLAY