Why didn't Jar Bundler place a universal JavaApplicationStub in my
bundle?
Under the following:
OS: 10.4.2
'java -version': 1.4.2_09-232
Xcode: 2.0
Jar Bundler: 10.0.0
And providing only a "Foo" class-name plus my home-dir added to
classpath,
I *DO* get an app-bundle with a Universal stub, of ~44 KB. It's
identical
to the framework file:
.../JavaVM.framework/Resources/MacOS/JavaApplicationStub
I suggest looking inside JavaVM.framework for the prototype stub,
which I'm
pretty sure is where Jar Bundler gets it from. I don't think Jar
Bundler
uses its own executable stub as its prototype.
Interesting!
When I show info for:
/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Resources/MacOS/
JavaApplicationStub
(which indirectly refers to JavaVM.framework/Versions/A/Resources/
MacOS/JavaApplicationStub)
I get a PowerPC stub, not a universal stub. It is dated December
20th 2005 2:00PM
Oddly close to the time a certain announcement ("J2SE 5.0 Release 4
Developer Preview 3 Now Available!") was made on this list.
I will mention now (should have thought to mention this before) that
I installed "J2SE 5.0 Release 4 Developer Preview 3" late last year.
I suppose that means I probably can't discuss the problem further on
this public list without evil Apple lawyers hunting me down. :-) I
wonder if Apple will ever go back to using the java-seed list?
I've submitted a bug report on J2SE50R4DP3
Thanks,
Scott
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