> > I thought I was getting the "default" JRE, though. I've got 4 > > different JREs installed on my Windows machine (all versions of Java 6). > > An example of such an exotic install is Chandler where we ship a trimmed > build of openjdk that is not involved with the registry at all. Chandler's > Python on Windows also doesn't include winreg and has patches that > explicitely make it ignore the registry otherwise.
Great, so that's "exotic". I just want it to work in the non-exotic case :-). Presumably adding the non-exotic location to the end of PATH, if there is such a non-exotic location, and it can be found, won't hurt anything, because the "exotic" location will *already* be on the PATH, and it will greatly increase the chance of JCC "just working". Bill _______________________________________________ pylucene-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osafoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/pylucene-dev
