On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 12:26 PM, Doug Zwick <email@hidden> wrote:
> Mike Swingler wrote:
>
>> On Sep 26, 2008, at 11:35 AM, Filip Defoort wrote:
>>
>>> It's a gift that keeps on giving: it turns out that the 10.5.5 upgrade
>>> suddenly causes java applications to crash on startup.
>>>
>>> The crash info is included below - does anybody have any hints on
>>> what's going on ? This was the 10.5.5 upgrade without the java upgrade
>>> applied (since that one has issues of its own -- most notably throwing
>>> errors related to dock images and wrecking havoc with button sizes).
>>
>> It looks like your process is coming up inside of Rosetta. Java and
>> Rosetta don't work together. Try unchecking the "launch in Rosetta"
>> checkbox on your app.
>
> Could the app stub in the bundle be an older, PPC-only stub? In theory these
> are supposed to automatically remap to a native launcher behind the scenes,
> but if that got broken ...
Yes, that's what it sounds like. The stub is an older PPC one, and OSX
has been nicely relaunching it natively for ages. InstallAnywhere is
not the cheapest (nor the greatest) product so I didn't see the need
to spend 1000's of dollars on upgrading it.
It'd be great if someone could confirm that whether this is an
accidental bug in 10.5.5 or on purpose.
>From more conversations with affected customers, the problem seems
intermittent. Sometimes a reboot fixes it, sometimes not.
- Filip
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