Doug Zwick <email@hidden> wrote:
>> -[NSJavaVirtualMachine initWithClassPath:] cannot instantiate a Java
>> virtual machine
>>
>> my java app quits "unexpectedly" and yet Safari opens anyway!
>
>I suspect something is fundamentally messed up in your
>XCode project. Try building and running a simple test
>case from the command line using javac and java, like
>this code put into file ExecTest.java:
I think the problem is an NSJavaNeeded key being set to YES in the
Info.plist. Change the setting to NO and the error message should go away.
Or remove the key entirely, though that might cause Xcode to helpfully add
it back, again set to YES.
If that's the problem, it's a long-standing problem in Xcode, and even in
PB, as I vaguely recall. Some templates are wrong, so please be sure to
file a bug-report.
-- GG
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