Greetings,
On 1/17/06, Greg Guerin <email@hidden> wrote:
> Morgan Schweers wrote:
>
> >Well, the basic issue (in the version that I ran into) is that I was
> >using a really old JavaApplicationStub version, and it couldn't handle
> >loading a library.
>
> Do you still have the original failing JavaApplicationStub, and can you
> determine approximately which version of the stub it was?
The one I was using was 14,568 bytes long. Doing a 'strings -a' on it
revealed nothing that would indicate a version number, unfortunately.
> If you can post the file's size, I may be able to make a fair guess from
> that. Unfortunately, I don't think MD5'ing will be of any use, because I
> think pre-binding modifies executables.
...interesting, I hadn't thought of that.
> I've been using the stub from 10.1 without incident, but I haven't updated
> QT to 7.0.4, either. I'd like to find out which stubs are actually
> involved in the problem before it becomes a big headache.
>
> -- GG
I can say with confidence that swapping out the 14,568 byte stub with
the 47,768 byte fat file stub fixed the problem.
The part that confuses and still frets on my brain is that 10.4.x
works fine, with any combination of QuickTime and stub. However,
since it works fine with the new one as well, I'm just transitioning
to it, because I've had to start requiring Java 1.4+ anyway, and OS X
10.1 can't run my app anymore. :(
-- Morgan Schweers
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