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  3. July 2005

Re: use JNI to start JVM, then trying to change the java classpath

Larry Ducie wrote:
> ...
> Firstly - your JVM is running in another job so even if you set the
> classpath in YOUR job you'd need to find a way to export it to the job
> running the JVM. The export is implicit during JVM startup, but any further
> calls simply attaches you to the currently active JVM.

If you start the JVM through JNI, the JVM is in the same job - at least,
I didn't see anything in Ali's post to indicate that there was another
job.  (It's using the JAVA command that you get a different job.)

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