The VendorData element contains data which are necessary for starting
the VM (see also
http://udk.openoffice.org/common/man/spec/javavendorextension.sxw)
In case of Windows it contains the file URL to the Java runtime library.
When you use a javasettings_xxx.xml from a different machine, and the
runtime library is not exactly at the same location, then Java cannot be
started.
Joachim
Dinesh Varadharajan wrote:
Hi Peter,
Its not working for me. That file also contains jre settings. Eventhough
the jre is same and installed in same path in all the machines
VENDORDATA element in the javasettings_windows_x86.xml is different for
every user. I dont know how they are calculating that long string.
As that information is wrong while loading openoffice it says "jre is
corrupted". Any clues.. Anyone have any idea abt what VENDORDATA means..
Thanks,
Dinesh
Peter Eberlein wrote:
Hi Joerg
Joerg Barfurth schrieb:
Joachim Lingner wrote:
Hi,
There is a C API (jvmfwk/framework.h) which you can use to set the
class path for the current user. It is not possible to set it for
all users or particular JREs.
Is there no API to change classpath for all users or is it really not
possible - i.e. is there really no place where a shared or default
classpath is stored? If there really is no possibility, then that is
a huge problem for large deployments. Otherwise, if there is a file
to edit, then that of course could be scripted.
Ciao, Joerg
copying the javasettings_windows_x86.xml into UserProfile/config did
the job. Couldn't believe, that it is so easy.
Peter
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