L2J Server

Now I'm not much into java coder still the syntax is fairly new to me because i'm used to write in other languages i also don't know the details about java (those mini things that makes it all happen) but i'm learning..Reading your tutorials (which are pretty well written) etc..but i do have a problem.

Now I'm building a server machine in which...for now...i want to test my skills and then if i can handle a server management i will start a server...hopefully. Too much offtopic..going to the question

The biggest problem is the CPU...now i like Xeon...a lot but from what i read on google... x64 Opteron handles way better 32 bit application without slowing it down (AMD64 ftw ?) so i'm in a crossroad here (since those CPUs are not cheap i have only 1 shot at that). SO ! Is there a 64-bit l2j server pack or how i can "compile" one given i use 64-bit Ubuntu 10.04 desktop and i'm planning to use the x64 ubuntu 10.04 on my server. Should i go with the opteron OR i can buy Xeon and compile l2j as 64-bit software ?

P.S: Great work on the source guys. Tbh i have reviewed other forks of l2j but they did not had so many comments on - i <3 commented sources helps me understand things

did you even tried bother to search little before asking a question?

what JIV meant is - l2j works on both 64- and 32-bits...
Because it's not the l2jserver that depends on the bits, but the java virtual machine. The code will be the same.

jurchiks thanks for the answer

@JIV as i stated above I'm new in java and i think it should be forgiven my stupid questions asking. Plus a thread with this title is more likely to be found

Though now it figures why the 2 java machines in the software repository

Go go Sun JRE x64

I prefer to use 32-bit JRE and JDK, because I had some problems using Eclipse 64-bit and JDK 64-bit lately. Not that big problems, just some errors in Eclipse config. Though there are no more errors with JDK and Eclipse x86 (32-bit).