<html> <head> <style></style></head> <body class='hmmessage'><div dir='ltr'> <br> Hi Matt,<BR> <BR>thx for your answers.<BR>I´ve a little/last/basic question(s):)<BR> <BR>In Microsoft windows:<BR>-What is the TCP transport you mention below for?<BR>-Does it have some relation with tmp-session.conf?<BR>-How dbus-java communicate with dbus lib?<BR><div><div id="SkyDrivePlaceholder"> </div><div>Thx again</div><div>Bart</div><div> </div>> Date: Fri, 23 Dec 2011 10:28:27 +0000<br>> From: dbus@matthew.ath.cx<br>> To: bartolome_34_680@hotmail.com; dbus@lists.freedesktop.org<br>> Subject: Re: dbus-java binding / microsoft windows<br>> <br>> On Fri Dec 23 08:09, bartolome moreno wrote:<br>> > Hello List, 1- does anybody know, if the dbus-java bindind can be compiled<br>> > (used) in microsoft windows?2- I´ve seen the dbus-java-2.7, and it seems it<br>> > is only for linux. Am I right? Thanks a lotBart <br>> <br>> Hi, <br>> <br>> It's primarily aimed at Linux (since that's where DBus is primarily used), but<br>> there's no reason it can't work under Windows, with a few caveats. The main<br>> issues are that the build is controlled by Makefiles. If you compile it by<br>> hand, or take the jars from compiling on Linux you should be fine. At one point<br>> I think I put a batch file in there - but I never test it, so it probably won't<br>> work!<br>> <br>> Note, however, that the default mode is 'Unix sockets' - which obviously won't<br>> work on Windows, since it doesn't have any. The TCP transport will work fine,<br>> however. At build-time you will need the libunixsocket-java library jars (but<br>> not the native library), but that won't be used if you ask for a TCP transport.<br>> <br>> Matt<br>> <br></div> </div></body> </html>