[Wine] Wine and java problem revisited

[Anders Rønningen]

Actually I answered his questions on the 2. of january.

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> 1) Wine 20050211
> 2) & 3) Code Composer Studio v3.10, with DSP/BIOS v5.20. But I am not 
> using the GUI, only the compiler/linker executables under wine.
> 4) I have been using the setup with success for a long time, but when 
> I upgraded to DSP/BIOS 5.20, the process to generate c-kode from the 
> configuration file changed. It's that process that fails now.
> 5) There's a readme for v1.4.2 of jre, so that may be the one. 

Thanks for the answer. I'll check it out.

- Anders


Molle Bestefich wrote:

>Anders Rønningen wrote:
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>>Just thought I'd remind you about my problem ;o)
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>Reminders are fine, but you might want to do some legwork yourself and
>address Dan's questions (3, 4 and 5 seem unanswered) before reposting.
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>>Has anyone got a clue about what I need to do to solve the wine/java
>>problem below?
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>> Exception in thread "main": java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 0
>> at sun.util.calendar.ZoneInfoFile.createZoneInfo(ZoneInfoFile.java:527)
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>The error message is exceptionally clear?
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>As per http://www.sun.com/software/communitysource/j2se/java2/, the
>source code for Java is available.
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>So I would suggest that you find the source code that corresponds to
>the Java runtime version you're using.
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>Then look in ZoneInfoFile.java on line 527.  There obviously should be
>at least one entry in the array that it's accessing, so find out where
>the array comes from.  Most likely it's calling something in Wine to
>retrieve the array, and Wine is not returning correct results - from
>there a Wine developer can hopefully offer more comments.
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>Other than that, there might be a WINEDEBUG switch that will give you
>more information about calendar related stuff in Wine - you might want
>to look at that as well.  I've spent 10 minutes googling
>site:winehq.org for the list of debugging channels and couldn't find
>it, ahem, but it's out there somewhere :-).
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