Part likely interested to most Java developers (not just JNI using
applications)...
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Do I need to change my Java application to run on Intel-based
Macintosh computers?
The answer is probably no. Pure Java applications require no code
changes to run on Intel-based Macintosh computers. This includes the
following deployment scenarios:
Shell script- or command line-based Java applications
Double-clickable jar files
Double-clickable Java applications packaged using Xcode, Jar Bundler,
or Project Builder
Java Applets
Java Web Start applications
Note: Double-clickable Java applications built with tools prior to
Xcode 2.1 contain a PowerPC binary. The Java launcher framework will
detect those binaries on Intel-based Macintosh computers and relaunch
the application through a native binary. This process is transparent
to the user, but may add to application launch time. It is therefore
recommended that you rebundle your double-clickable Java applications
using Xcode 2.1, or using Jar Bundler after installing Xcode 2.1,
which provide a universal binary launcher stub.
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-Shawn
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