On Tue, 19 Jul 2005, community help wrote:
> I want to be able exchange data between tcl and java
> in an application that i am developping under cygwin.
You'll have to be a bit more specific than that. You can always, for
example, pipe the data to a Java program from a Tcl program, and vice
versa.
> I found a tool allowing the interaction between java
> and tcl but this latter does not install under cygwin.
Details, please. What does "does not install" mean. You're not trying to
unpack a Linux binary RPM, for example, are you? If you try compiling it
from source, what messages do you get?
> do you know of an other tool that can do the trick?
First you have to tell us what "the trick" is.
> For java i've seen that cygwin uses the java installed
> in windows outside cygwin, is this normal?
Yes, normal and expected. There is no open-source JVM ported to Cygwin,
AFAIK. You could use the Java wrapper scripts in the cygwin-apps CVS to
get some of the look-and-feel of Linux java from the command line (POSIX
classpaths and whatnot), but underneath it's still the good ol' Windows
JDK/JRE.
Igor
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