Here is the relevant entry from the generated Info.plist file:
Something very strange is going on here.
I'm assuming you just pasted in the text from the Info.plist file. If
so,
then that file has something very strange in it, or your email agent is
mangling something, because here's how it appeared in the email you
sent me
directly:
<key>VMOptions</key>
<string> - X b o o t c l a s s p a t h / p : $APP_PACKAGE/Contents/
Resources/Java/v b j a p p . j a r :$APP_PACKAGE/Contents/Resources/
Java/v b j o r b . j a r :$APP_PACKAGE/Contents/Resources/Java/
s w i n g a l l . j a r - X m s 2 5 6 m - X m x 756 m</string>
This actually turned out to be the problem. There's some sort of
character encoding issue at work here. I need to go back and
re-verify that I didn't cut and paste this into the JarBundler, or
whether or not it was JarBundler itself that inserted it, but that's
why my bootclasspath is not working. Actually, looking at it again,
I'm pretty sure it was JarBundler that was the culprit, because I
didn't add the options for min and max memory sizes... those were added
here by entering those values into the JarBundler dialog. And, as you
can see above, they also have the mysterious white space character
inserted between every other.
So, whatever this is, no error is reported, it just silently fails and
the boot class path is disregarded.
Anyway, I've got it working again and thanks for your help.
-- Andy
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