> Please note that this build is for Python 2.4, Java 1.6. It will most likely > not work with different combinations of Python and Java.
I'm curious about whether it's possible to distribute Windows binaries for JCC PyLucene and have them work, considering the variety of Java installs that are available. I'm thinking about Java 1.5 vs 1.6, and the various "flavors" of each (jre-1.6.0_02 vs jre-1.6.0_04, for instance). Many Windows users need to continually upgrade their Java installs, due to organizational requirements, to track security updates. (I'm assuming that we hold the version of Python constant.) This is also an issue for Linux and OS X, but of lesser concern. In the case of Linux, the environment seems to be so chaotic that it's essentially impossible to issue a "standard" binary, so the problem has to be addressed by the end user or the platform packaging system. In the case of OS X, the changes are so coarse-grained and slow-moving that the issues seem manageable. Bill _______________________________________________ pylucene-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osafoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/pylucene-dev
