JIRA] Commented: (MACOSX_PORT-105) Create a .jre bundle, suitable for embedding in a .app

[Michael Hall]

On Jan 4, 2012, at 10:05 PM, Scott Kovatch wrote:

> First off, the JIRA is open to all, so feel free to have discussions relevant to a specific bug in the comments.

OK, fair enough, next time I'll confine my response there.

> I shouldn't guess, but I'm going to say 3.2.6 or later should be enough to open the project. As currently checked in, there are some folder references that need fixing.

I am 3.2.6 so I don't know why I have problems with this project. Theres a 64 bit machine available to me now. I'll try that or a different user or reinstall XCode or the usual  things, I again guess.


>> From the JIRA comment is including a jre required? Every application will do this?
> 
> Yes, this is the current plan.

This seems a little contrary to the effort that was putting into providing support for multiple user selectable JVM's. But ok, I guess since you can't count on a OS installation I can understand this.
Unfortunately for the time being being unable to build the XCode project I have no fallback.

> What you would do for a command line build is use Xcode once to set up the project the way you want it and then use the 'xcodebuild' command to build it.

Again the hitch with the XCode project for whatever reason being unusable to me.

For the code I'm thinking about generating a application for I will probably still start out with a 1.6 while I figure this part out.

Thanks for the response.
Looking forward to the documentation so you don't have to explain these things here or in a JIRA.