Can't find msjava.dll in TD

[ms]

Hi,

MY application has msjava.dll as a dependency using dependency walker. I
can't find in database though.
It is in system32 directory of xppro. What i need to know is where this
dll is. I have visibility of database components
down to 100 and its not showing.

Regards
ms

 

[KM]

ms,

MS Java is NOT in XPe Repository.
If you really need it, you will have to componentize it by yourself (download ms java x86 exe install from Internet, not MS
websites)

Some of us here have done the componentization of this app a while ago but there were some legal problem to distribute that
component in the Community.

http://groups-beta.google.com/group...t.public.windowsxp.embedded&q=ms+java+&qt_g=1

 

[ms]

Thanks, why is it part of xppro. I thought all dlls in XPpro are in XPE
database or is this not correct.
I may not need it, its just it came up as a dependency of a3d.dll and i
thought i had to add everything ( or
make sure it was in image) that is a dependency.

Regards
ms

Regards
ms

ms,

MS Java is NOT in XPe Repository.
If you really need it, you will have to componentize it by yourself

(download ms java x86 exe install from Internet, not MS

websites)

Some of us here have done the componentization of this app a while ago but

there were some legal problem to distribute that

 

[Slobodan Brcin \(eMVP\)]

ms,

Are you 100% sure that you need it?
Dependency of 50% of ms binaries will tell you that you need this file, but
it is not used.

Try dependency check on advapi32.dll or most of other MS dll files, and you
will see that they all have dependency on this exact file.
So you should probably ignore this info from dependency walker.

Regards,
Slobodan

 

[Slobodan Brcin \(eMVP\)]

Microsoft had some legal issues with Java so they had to remove it from
their product.
Just ignore this one.

Regards,
Slobodan

 

[ms]

Thanks i will ignore this.

ms,

Are you 100% sure that you need it?
Dependency of 50% of ms binaries will tell you that you need this file, but
it is not used.

Try dependency check on advapi32.dll or most of other MS dll files, and you
will see that they all have dependency on this exact file.
So you should probably ignore this info from dependency walker.

Regards,
Slobodan