Hey guys. Looks like a cool product. Trying hard to get a stupid simple example working and then plan on working up from there.
Running Snow Leopard 10.6.2. Just installed Open Office 3.2.0 to default location.
Now I made a very simple program with 1 statement in the main method:
SystemManager.initialise();
And I get mean looking errors:
SEVERE: Problem loading library:/var/folders/6Z/6ZKzQlGuGgirBnuA+zcEzk+++TI/-Tmp-/docmosis/libs/lib_127076628149091000_0/libuno_sal.dylib.3
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: /private/var/folders/6Z/6ZKzQlGuGgirBnuA+zcEzk+++TI/-Tmp-/docmosis/libs/lib_127076628149091000_0/libuno_sal.dylib.3: no suitable image found. Did find: /private/var/folders/6Z/6ZKzQlGuGgirBnuA+zcEzk+++TI/-Tmp-/docmosis/libs/lib_127076628149091000_0/libuno_sal.dylib.3: mach-o, but wrong architecture
Seems like the file probably needs to be recompiled for 64-bit? This Snow Leopard 64/32-bit situation has me a bit confused. I thought it was just all supposed to work by magic.
Further Googling says to call Java with runtime argument: -d32
This will run it in 32-bit mode. Fixed.
I originally came to ask the question but found the answer on my own before posting. So this maybe can help others.
Thanks BT for posting even though you have found the answer.
This problems is because you have a 64 bit Java trying to talk to code natively compiled as 32 bit (OpenOffice). The options are
a) use a 32 bit Java - this would how it would normally "work by magic"
b) tell 64 bit Java to use 32 bits (eg. "-d32") - not all compilers have this
c) use a matching compilation of OpenOffice - not all platforms have a 64 bit download on the openoffice site
We're about to do another release and we'll make it easier to run under the default OSX configuration.