Re: [tdf-discuss] What features are missing when a JRE is missing in Windows ?

David Tardon <dtardon -AT- redhat.com>
Sun, 6 Feb 2011 13:44:38 +0100

On Sun, Jan 30, 2011 at 07:19:37PM +0100, Cor Nouws wrote:

Augustine Souza wrote (30-01-11 18:51)

Don't macros also "need" JRE?

No.


Actually, some of them do. Concretely, JRE is not required for macros in
StarBasic, but it is required for JavaScript, BeanShell and Python.

D.

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[tdf-discuss] What features are missing when a JRE is missing in Windows ? · Fabián Rodríguez
- Re: [tdf-discuss] What features are missing when a JRE is missing in Windows ? · RGB ES
  - Re: [tdf-discuss] What features are missing when a JRE is missing in Windows ? · drew
    - Re: [tdf-discuss] What features are missing when a JRE is missing in Windows ? · Augustine Souza
      - Re: [tdf-discuss] What features are missing when a JRE is missing in Windows ? · Cor Nouws
        
        Re: [tdf-discuss] What features are missing when a JRE is missing in Windows ? · David Tardon
  - Re: [tdf-discuss] What features are missing when a JRE is missing in Windows ? · Cor Nouws
    - Re: [tdf-discuss] What features are missing when a JRE is missing in Windows ? · drew
  - Re: [tdf-discuss] What features are missing when a JRE is missing in Windows ? · BRM
  - Re: [tdf-discuss] What features are missing when a JRE is missing in Windows ? · David Tardon
- Re: [tdf-discuss] What features are missing when a JRE is missing in Windows ? · Robert Boehm
- Re: [tdf-discuss] What features are missing when a JRE is missing in Windows ? · toki

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