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cewolcott
Level 3

Creating a bundled JVM

Has anyone attempted to create a bundled JVM using the instructions from Installshield help guide? Any insight?

I hope to have a Solaris 1.5 bundled JVM by the end of the week. :cool:
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mjbenz
Level 3

I used the instructions to create a JVM for 64 bit Windows on AMD64, they worked but I had to make a couple of changes. I will look up what I did and let you know.
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dliscomb
Level 2

Here's a batch utility I created to help me automate creating JVM packs. It uses sfx to create the .ZIP and self-extracting executable.
Inside the CreateJVM folder, you need to create a folder with the exact Java files & folders you want in your JVM pack. You also need to create your own .JVM to be packed into it; it goes in the 'root' of your JVM folder. Modify the batch file to point to your JVM folder, and you should be good to go.
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ATSTechmahindra
Level 3

How can this tool (CreateJVM) be used to bundle Solaris jre 1.5.0_06.
It would be nice 🙂 if anyone can provide elaborated steps to achieve the same as I'm novice to Solaris.
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RobertDickau
Flexera Alumni

I haven't looked at that program, but, if nothing else, the ISMP help library has instructions for manually creating your own bundled JVM...
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