On May 4, 2010, at 6:09 PM, Fabio A. Miranda wrote: > I have a complement that works perfect on any supported OS except in > Windows 7 with SUN JVM with 64 bits. This is the behavior: > > > "C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenOffice?.org 3\program\unopkg.exe" add C: > \Users\fabio\AppData?\Local\Temp\UniOffice?\\UniOffice?.oxt > > S e h a p r o d u c i d o u n e r r o r a l h a b i l i t a r : U n i O > f f i c e . j a r > > It means an error has been produced while enabling the jar. Using unopkg > GUI it says graphically "Could not create Java implementation loader". > > The same, exact complement, even matched with MD5 hash works perfect in > Windows XP, 2000, Linux, MacOS. > > Any statement of direction in regards of Windows 7 64 bits with Sun JVM > 64 bits support ?
On Windows, there is currently only a 32bit OOo executable (so, even on a 64bit Windows OS, you will use a 32bit OOo version). When OOo (and same for unopkg) uses Java for anything, it tries to instantiate an in-process JVM. That JVM needs to be the same, 32bit, as the OOo executable. If you have only installed a Java version that only has 64bit support, then OOo will not work fully. (You can check this out in OOo via "Tools - Options... - Java", it tells you whether it found any Java installations it can use.) -Stephan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
