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NSJavaVirtualMachine - how to initialize jvm 1.4+ in cocoa bundle
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NSJavaVirtualMachine - how to initialize jvm 1.4+ in cocoa bundle


  • Subject: NSJavaVirtualMachine - how to initialize jvm 1.4+ in cocoa bundle
  • From: "Mradul Mandhanya" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2006 23:22:28 +0530
  • Thread-topic: NSJavaVirtualMachine - how to initialize jvm 1.4+ in cocoa bundle

Hi All



I am using java bridge in my framework, and when I do
[NSJavaVirtualMachine initWithClassPath:]  it always loads jvm version
1.3 but I want to load version 1.4+

I know that for app (which needs double click) we have to simply specify
it in info.plist file, and works great....



but how to achieve the same in cocoa bundle??? I am using Xcode 2.2



I did lot of googling and search the archive but still ........



Thanks

Mradul



PS: I know that DTE doesn't recommend java bridge, but since it is very
easy to use and I don't want to do lot many things in my framework, I
think it suits my req.

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