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May 28, 2008
02:56 PM
Question about the creation of bundled jvms
Do I have to actually create the bundled JVM for a particular platform on a machine running that platform?
In other words, does it work to create say a bundled JVM intended for Linux platforms on my windows box? Or do things get corrupted and screwed up?
I have a .jar file which contains the jvm that I want to bundle up...I would intend to simply extract it onto my windows box and then do the normal instructions as documented in the ISMP help pages on how to create a bundled JVM.
Thanks in advance to any replies.
- Mr Tucky
In other words, does it work to create say a bundled JVM intended for Linux platforms on my windows box? Or do things get corrupted and screwed up?
I have a .jar file which contains the jvm that I want to bundle up...I would intend to simply extract it onto my windows box and then do the normal instructions as documented in the ISMP help pages on how to create a bundled JVM.
Thanks in advance to any replies.
- Mr Tucky
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May 30, 2008
03:57 PM
You can create the bundled jvms on whatever platform you wish as long as the binaries come from the target platform. I have always made them on the target platform just to be safe but the documentation says it does not matter...if I remember correctly.