Pierre Sandboge wrote:
>(And no, I don't know where to get an old application stub, but I suppose
>there is bound to be some java app on your clients machine that you can get
>hold of and extract the stub from.)
AFAIK, every install of Mac OS X includes a stub compatible with that OS
version, Java version, and CPU architecture. It's in the JavaVM.framework:
/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Resources/MacOS/JavaApplicationStub
I could be wrong, but I don't think you have to install Developer Tools in
order to have this stub. It's always there, or should be.
Also, search the list archives for keywords like stub. The issue of how to
get a compatible stub onto a client's machine has come up before. The
answers generally boil down to "Copy the one from JavaVM.framework"
or "Use the oldest one you support for your app".
-- GG
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