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‎Jun 21, 2006
01:05 PM
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:
I hope to have a Solaris 1.5 bundled JVM by the end of the week. :cool:
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‎Jun 21, 2006
07:39 PM
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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‎Jun 27, 2006
08:27 AM
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.
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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‎Oct 12, 2007
01:59 AM
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.
It would be nice 🙂 if anyone can provide elaborated steps to achieve the same as I'm novice to Solaris.
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‎Oct 19, 2007
05:34 PM
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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