ake.parmerud

I am using mxj net.maxhole in a patch. However after compiling a 

standalone, the maxhole object is not included. Anybody knows how 

to make this work? I also noticed that the jsui objects does not work in standalones unless you install Max on the machine where you want to run the app. How do I "bake the cake" so that all stuff

is properly included? I am in a bit of panic since I have to make

this work before wendsday (doing an installation in Mexico next week)...

I am using mxj net.maxhole in a patch. However after compiling a 
standalone, the maxhole object is not included. Anybody knows how 
to make this work? I also noticed that the jsui objects does not work in standalones unless you install Max on the machine where you want to run the app. How do I "bake the cake" so that all stuff
is properly included? I am in a bit of panic since I have to make
this work before wendsday (doing an installation in Mexico next week)...

jitter-netobjects-in-standalone

include the JSRefThreadsafe.shlb from /Library/CFMSupport/ manually

in the package on the same level than the runtime and collective (.mxf)

ask on the java-list, it's probably something similar with regard to 

including the max.jar and class files in the standalone

for the jsui:
include the JSRefThreadsafe.shlb from /Library/CFMSupport/ manually
in the package on the same level than the runtime and collective (.mxf)

about the mxj:
ask on the java-list, it's probably something similar with regard to  
including the max.jar and class files in the standalone

Make sure you are including max.jar in your standalone build. On Windows, it is located in 

C:Program FilesCommon FilesCycling '74javalib

Also make sure that an up-to-date Java Runtime Environment is installed on the target machine. Get it here:

http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp

Make sure you are including max.jar in your standalone build. On Windows, it is located in 
C:Program FilesCommon FilesCycling '74javalib

Also make sure that an up-to-date Java Runtime Environment is installed on the target machine. Get it here:
http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp

Kurt Ralske
http://retnull.com
http://auv-i.com


jitter netobjects in standalone