Hallo Ben,
* Ben Burton wrote:
>> >> and will let the user choose one default VM, which will be used,
>> >> when it is include in your list of 'known working VMs'.
>Not necessarily, just an understanding of what you mean. I'm still
>uncomfortable with using a hand-rolled system here where we have
> >If all you want is for the user to specify a "default JVM", then why not
> >just let this default JVM be the alternative /usr/bin/java, just like it
> >is now? [...]
>
> IMO the alternative system can only be used in two cases:
> * when all apps for the alternative are similar enough to not c
Hi,
You typed the following:
eclipse -consolelog -vm /usr/bin/sablevm -vmargs
Including user settings ~/.eclipse/eclipserc...
Using /home/jan/workspace for workspace
Using /usr/bin/sablevm as java virtual machine...
/usr/bin/sablevm *IS* *NOT* argument compatible with Sun's Java. If
you
Hallo Ben,
* Ben Burton wrote:
>> >> and will let the user choose one default VM, which will be used,
>> >> when it is include in your list of 'known working VMs'.
>Not necessarily, just an understanding of what you mean. I'm still
>uncomfortable with using a hand-rolled system here where we have
> >If all you want is for the user to specify a "default JVM", then why not
> >just let this default JVM be the alternative /usr/bin/java, just like it
> >is now? [...]
>
> IMO the alternative system can only be used in two cases:
> * when all apps for the alternative are similar enough to not c
Hi,
You typed the following:
eclipse -consolelog -vm /usr/bin/sablevm -vmargs
Including user settings ~/.eclipse/eclipserc...
Using /home/jan/workspace for workspace
Using /usr/bin/sablevm as java virtual machine...
/usr/bin/sablevm *IS* *NOT* argument compatible with Sun's Java. If
you wa
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