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RE: Running a stand alone Java app ~Umberto Nongeroson 23.Sep.03 06:49 PM a Web browser Applications Development 6.0.2 CF1Windows 2000
Chad SC said: but I was told that the Notes JVM would not run a stand alone Java application, which didn't make any sense to me
It will run an application just fine. The issue is one of "can" vs. "supported". But the JRE on Notes 6.0x clients is simply a slightly stripped down version of the IBM JRE for Win32. And the stripped pieces are unnecessary in most cases (mostly plugin related).
Like I said before, older versions of the Notes client did not ship with the java.exe executable, so it was impossible to run a Java application using the JVM in the client.
What you are telling me is that the notes JVM will run the application as long as I make sure that I point it to the Notes JVM and not let it use the Sun JVM?
Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying ;-)
I shouldn't have any problems running it on any of the pc's?
No, it should be find, just mind your environment assumptions in your Java app. With a community of that many clients, you have ineveitable differences, users like to "customize" things.
Good luck.
--Joe
Joseph Millar
Principal Software Engineer
Brightline Technology
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