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Re: linking a java class and a .so library with GCJ
- From: "Alban Taraire" <alban dot taraire at netk5 dot com>
- To: "Ranjit Mathew" <rmathew at gmail dot com>
- Cc: alban dot taraire at netk5 dot com, "GCJ" <java at gcc dot gnu dot org>
- Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2005 18:20:07 +0100 (CET)
- Subject: Re: linking a java class and a .so library with GCJ
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- Reply-to: alban dot taraire at netk5 dot com
> The bad news is that "tray.jar" uses
> "sun.awt.EmbeddedFrame", which is an
> *internal* Sun class (that even Sun doesn't
> encourage anyone to use) that will very
> likely never be in libgcj.
>
> If possible, you should ask the provider
> of this JAR to use standard JRE classes.
I see,
according to what Michael says, i could possibly ask the guys at jdic to
use the GNU EmbeddedWindow, or try to do it myself, since the code is
available...
Not so sure on how doable it is for me, but it might worth to try...
Having a tray icon isn't really java friendly, but for the user it's a
nice feature !
I'll try this week-end, keep you informed in case i end with something
workable.
Thanks to you and Michael for the help :)
Alban