Difference between Java 1.2 and Java 1.3

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Java 1.2	Java 1.3
Features added: - Strictfp keyword - Reflection - Swing api integration into the core classes - JVM equipped with a jit compiler - Java plug-in - Java IDL - An IDL implementation for corba interoperability - Collections Framework	Features added: - Hotspot jvm included - JavaSound - JNDI included in core libraries - Java platform debugger architecture (jpda) - RMI was modified to support optional compatibility with corba

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