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Re: "AWT was loaded on first thread"

Subject: Re: "AWT was loaded on first thread"
From: Andre Weinand <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 21 Mar 2005 16:36:29 +0100
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On Monday 21 March 2005 00.15, Rolf Howarth wrote:

 I am writing a C++ command line program (using CodeWarrior and the
 Mac OS X PowerPC Mach-O linker to create an executable) in which I
 want to invoke a Java VM.

 The class I'm trying to use indirectly uses AWT. It executes as
 expected if I run it using "java -cp ...", but if I run it from my
 program I get the following error:


Check java_swt binary in the Eclipse Application wrapper. They have solved the
problem.

Regards,

Cyrill

No, don't spend time on java_swt. java_swt only exists to start the Java VM on the main thread, because that's the place where SWT runs the Carbon event loop. As a consequence, java_swt isn't compatible with AWT.

However, java_swt was modelled after the SimpleJavaLauncher example too, we only had to remove the the additional thread. In recent JVMs the same effect can be achieved with the option -XstartOnFirstThread

--andre
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