M. Bashir Al-Noimi wrote:
> Marco Trudel wrote:
>> Dude, completly encrypted website... Where's the dectrypt to english,
>> german or - if it really has to be - french link? :-)
>>
> this not encrypted site it has windows-1256 encoding :-P
> http://www.hali-sy.net/bashir/index.php?entry=entry060721-235826
:-)
>> So you've an AWT or Swing application... Read the help:
>> - Create managed AWT or Swing application project
>> GCJ doesn't support AWT/Swing for all plattforms (only for Linux). With
>> this kind of project, you can use it on all plattforms anyway. It
>> internally maps AWT/Swing to SWT.
>>
>> But read this too:
>> http://javacompiler.mtsystems.ch/frame_faq.html
>>
> i need to build native application >:o , can you try to build native
> one by yourself .... please .
>
> i tried to make exe file from java application by using "launch4j" but
> it's need JVM, can you help me to solve this problem cuz i cann't change
> GUI library for all my projects from swing to SWT (although i love SWT
> very much) :-! , cuz most of them are complicated, aUPM is simple
> project so i started to re-compile it to test the performance... i need
> help :-[
You have five possibilities (sorted to what I would do):
1. migrate your applications to SWT
2. extend swingWT so that it supports your needed classes
3. fix gcj to run the gnu classpath AWT/Swing classes on static windows
executables (if you're on it, linux static is broken too and windows
shared would be nice too ;-))
4. bundle a jre with your application. ther're special setup tools for this
5. try excelsior JET (http://www.excelsior-usa.com/landing/jet-nc.html).
It costs a lot and adds a huge runtime (even bigger than jre itself)
I can't think of anything else you could do. If 4 and 5 isn't an option,
I think you should do 2. I can't do 1 to 3 for you, because they're too
time consuming.
Marco
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