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Setting which JRE from JBuilder

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From: Cameron Roe
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2005 21:29
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Is there a way to set which Java Run Time JBuilder uses? Can it be set per 
project?

The problem is this, I'm doing some J2ME development and recently started 
getting an error when running the emulator. "Warning: Failed to initialize 
WMA message routing support". Upon some searching on the web it turns out 
that the problem seems to be some sort of incompatability with Java 1.5. I 
don't want to 'uninstall' 1.5 but need to run the emulator. I've come across 
a solution to edit the 'default' JRE in the registry,  but don't want to do 
that either, since I want to run the most recent version by default.
Any ideas??

Cheers

Cam

PS. Running JBuilder Enterprise on Windows XP, SP2 
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