O/H Mo DeJong ??????:
>  Georgios Petasis wrote:
>    
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I am a user of tclblend, and I tried to compile the new tclblend 1.4.0
> > for windows with JDK 5.0 using msys.
> > What I noticed, is that tclblend does not use stubs, and thus is linked
> > directly to a specific version of the tcl dll.
> >   
> >     
>  Tcl Blend does not use stubs because there is no way to bootstrap when 
>  loading Tcl into
>  a Java process. The stubs feature works well when Tcl loads a C 
>  extension, but Tcl Blend also
>  supports loading both Tcl and Tcl Blend dlls into an existing JVM 
>  process (started via java.exe).
>  A specific tclblend.dll is tied to a specific Tcl release and a specific 
>  JVM release.
>    
I see. I am using tclblend for only loading Java from Tcl, and this is 
why I never noticed any problems
with the stubs-enabled version. I never cross my mind that tclblend can 
be used to load Tcl from
Java. How is this accomplished in Java? You somehow load the tclblend 
dll and a Tcl interp
gets also created?

Regards,
George