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Re: jni problems ? Greg Guerin Tue Jun 23 17:00:37 2009
Lars Gustafsson wrote:
I have tried the -d32 option & I have J2SE 5.0 32 bits selected as my preferred JVM,but still the same error.
First, exactly how is your app being launched: 1. command-line. 2. double-clicked jar. 3. bundled app (CoolNameHere.app).Second, if your app is a bundled app, what value (if any) does the JVMVersion key in the Java dictionary of Info.plist have? If it's 1.6 + or 1.6*, there is no 32-bit JVM for that, so make sure you're requesting 1.5*. Your choice of preferred JVM can't make an app that says it needs 1.6 run under the 1.5 JVM.
Third, I suggest logging exactly which JVM is actually launching. Print the values of the following system properties to the System.err stream: "java.version", "os.arch", and "sun.arch.data.model". Do this early in main(), preferably before any static initializers in any other classes run, because static initializers frequently load JNI libs, and that is obviously failing. For a bundled app, the System.err stream will appear in the console.log of Console.app, located under /Applications/Utilities/.
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