[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > OK, not as specific an answer as I would have hoped for, but then my question > was not very specific either :) > > My main concern is the deploiyment of the application. Currently, as pure > Qt/C++, I can build a static, self contained application in both Windows XP > and Mac OS X > > Would I be able to do that after adding Jambi/Java to the project ?
Not right away, no. Your project would contain java classes, most likely in a .jar file and one or more shared libraries. In addition you have to assume that Java is installed, which it will be on Mac OS X, but chances are it won't be on windows. If you assume that Java is present on the windows machine, you could wrap your c++ app using the Qt Jambi generator, bundle it using our deployment method and deploy the following files: Windows: qtjambi-VERSION.jar app-and-jambi-native-libraries-for-windows.jar application.jar Mac: qtjambi-VERSION.jar app-and-jambi-native-libraries-for-mac.jar application.jar If you are really adventorous you could even repack each of the three pairs into one executable .jar. - best regards, Gunnar _______________________________________________ Qt-jambi-interest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-jambi-interest
