| ||||||||||
|
It seems that the main things that depend(ed) on Java are... - anything that depended on Flex - the installers for CS6 (and earlier) software So, it seems that you can probably do without Java on systems using current Adobe software,
unless you're using Flex or Flex-based applications. From: Todd
Kopriva I'll see what I can find out. I'm embarrassed to say that I don't know off the top of my head what in our suite of applications depends on Java. From: After
Effects Mail List [mailto:AE-List@media-motion.tv] On Behalf Of brian@totaltraining.com Sorry for the OT, but this does relate to Adobe, sort of, and this is a great list to ask. Every few weeks, I get asked to update Java, especially on my Windows machine, and I always do--carefully, since I don't want to also install the
deplorable Ask.com Toolbar. Today, for the first time in a while, I wondered "why"? A few years ago, I recall that the Creative Suite still used Java for some important things, so we needed to keep it. Is this still true? I don't
really think I need Java for much on the web. Since Java is often a point of security weakness, can I simply live without it? I look forward to your thoughts, Brian |
