>From "David McNab" <david at rebirthing.co.nz> >Hmmm, I humbly confess I hadn't noticed the non-redistributability clause. > >However, the with-java version remains the fastest, easiest and most >reliable way of getting Freenet up and running successfully on windoze. I >challenge anyone to come up with a better scheme.
On that note, I checked in a version of fserve.c / fserve.exe and flaunch.ini that should work with either jvm, so it will be possible to re-enable detection of jview/jview when the next installer gets made. Note that it is always located in %windir% (on 98/me) or %windir%\system32 (on NT/2000). I still think it would be a good idea to have a with-java version available, unless the legal stuff (ick) makes that impossible. -- Benjamin Coates p.s. The windows packages of Sun's jxta demos consist mostly of a jar file and a small .exe stub, which calls Microsoft's 'wjview' to run their program. I'm not sure why Sun thinks it's a better idea to do that then redistribute their own JRE, but if it's good enough for them... Also note that the fserve.exe I uploaded is rather larger than its predecessor (about 32K). This is because I compiled it with MSVC, which has an unfortunate habit of turning small sources into relatively large executables. If anyone has a 'leaner' compiler, it would probably be a good idea to recompile it. _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devl
