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Hi George,

Do you know what APIs are supported for "Java Embedded"?  I click on the
supported APIs link and it just says "See supported APIs"... at the bottom
of the page are links to the Java 6 and Java 7 APIs.  So... does that mean
that a full implementation of Java 6 is built into Java Emebdded?

On Thu, Feb 23, 2012 at 2:28 AM, George Herlin <ghherlin@...> wrote:

> Lou:
>
> When I had that problem, I used Sun's ARM JRE... Which worked OOTB for my
> (admittedly small) application.
>
> George
>
> >Does a Java VM v1.6 exist for the gumstix?  We have some encryption
> >stuff that only works in Java 1.6.  Thanks.
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Hallo again, Lou.

>Do you know what APIs are supported for "Java Embedded"?  I click on the
supported APIs link and it just says "See supported APIs"... at the bottom
of the page are
>links to the Java 6 and Java 7 APIs.  So... does that mean that a full
implementation of Java 6 is built into Java Emebdded?

Here is the most useful page of doc from Oracle that I have found:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/embedded/resources/se-embeddocs/index.html

The answer to FAQ Q2 is hard to evaluate, espacially "The removed files
include those not needed by headless as well as many others including tools
and character converters." Include but are not limited to? So in all, it
would seem that are missing mainly the server JIT compiler, OpenGL support
and locales...

If I make make a suggestion, this is what I would do:
install java, meddle with symlinks, CLASSPATH, whatever..., test (run java
-version)
package transfer and install a debug compile of your application
start it up, recording the stderr output, as a remote debug target (that, I
know, works)
Carry on from there.

With my app, I did that once. Everything worked. But I can't speak for the
encryption stuff... that used to have additional installation requirements.
Or speak to the bouncycastle.org folk.

Sorry, Am I teaching my grandmother ... ?

Best of luck, and please let me know how you get on.

George