wine users - Jan 2011 - Wine app, can use Linux Java (JNI)?

I have a windows application that use Java virtual machine through JNI for run
this application i've installed also JRE on Wine.

The application works well but is there a way to use the Java virtual machine
installed on Linux machine instead of JVM installed in wine ?

aleroot wrote:
> is there a way to use the Java virtual machine installed on Linux machine
instead of JVM installed in wine ?
No. Most windows programs want to interact with java app, which would be
impossible if it's running outside of Wine.

aleroot <wineforum-user at winehq.org> wrote:
>Sent: Jan 13, 2011 6:27 AM
>To: wine-users at winehq.org
>Subject: [Wine]  Wine app, can use Linux Java (JNI)?
>
>I have a windows application that use Java virtual machine through JNI for
run this application i've installed also JRE on
>Wine.
As you have to.  Java for Windows IS NOT Java for Linux.  There is no
communications path between Wine and an external Java Runtime Engine and (for
security purposes as well as other reasons) there should not be one.  Thus,
unless you do a recompile of the Java application to run on Linux (it appears
that it uses 'special' Windows coding and features) it will not run in a
Linux JVM.  Thus you must install Sun Java in the Windows version in Wine to use
the program.
>
>The application works well but is there a way to use the Java virtual
machine installed on Linux machine instead of JVM
>installed in wine ?
No.

James McKenzie

The Windows version of Java JRE runs fine on Linux. You can install that and run
everything you want.