From: Tom Harris <tom@...>
Date: 2006-01-16T06:51:31+09:00
Subject: Re: Getting YAJB to work at all

SAKURAI Masashi wrote:
> I could run the yajb, setting {:jvm_stdout => :never} in
> JBRIDGE_OPTIONS. Please try the option on your Windows.

That did it! The :t for :jvm_output caused this.

I cannot expect or require that all users of my open-source project will 
have cygwin when on Windows, and since the majority of my project is in 
Java, I'd like it to be platform agnostic as possible. That's why I 
initially wanted to use your bridge library, as it was the only one that 
seemed not to rely on native compilation.

I wound up getting RJB working on my system, though it is in fact 
reliant on platform-specific native code to work. I think I'll be going 
back to YAJB now, though, because, as I said before, I want this 
software to work on all platforms as is, without a lot of hand-holding 
or forced choices on my part.

Thanks! If there is any way to fix the library so that jvm_output works 
on mswin32, I think it'd be worth it. It'll certainly make debugging 
easier.

Tom

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