On Thu, 2011-12-29 at 18:11 -0600, bobul wrote: > As I said - the application is not pure Java, it just uses JVM, it is > not open-source, it is commercial application and it also uses some > DLLs. > Gaaah! Another bunch of developers who don't understand the meaning of WORA. > So now my problem is with the application, that it cannot find the jre > when starting(it is started by .exe file) - the jre is located in one > subfolder but it still cannot be found :-\ > How does the app know where Java is installed (in a .INI file, the registry, hard-coded into the program or what)? If it can be configured, do so, by changing the config file or registry with the appropriate editor. Be sure to use Wine's version of regedit if its in the registry. If its not configurable, try running the program from the console, look through the console output to see where the program expects to find the JRE, and then put it where the program is looking. Martin
