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Hello,

My little Java program uses Libreoffice's (Openoffice's) API named UNO to talk to an installation of the new Libreoffice Version 5 (5.0.0.5).

Under Ubuntu Linux, the Java programs runs in a 64-Bit Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and happily talks via UNO to Libreoffice 64-Bit to use some Libreoffice functions.

However under Windows (64-Bit) with a Libreoffice 64-Bit installation, when I use a 64-Bit JVM to run the same Java program, it results in a Libreoffice error message (i.e. it's not a Java-UNO error) saying something like:
"Libreoffice 5.0 : The application can't be started. An internal error occurred."

(Freely translated from my localised error message which is:
„Libreoffice 5.0 : Die Anwendung kann nicht gestartet werden. Ein interner Fehler ist aufgetreten.“ )

So under Windows I've to fall back to a 32-Bit JVM and a Libreoffice 32-Bit installation. Then I can use the very same Java program in a 32-Bit JVM to talk with Libreoffice 32-Bit.

However, I'd very much like to use a 64-Bit JVM under Windows, too. Is this possible somehow with the new Libreoffice 64-Bit for Windows?


P.S. My Java UNO program uses these four JAR files in the "Libreoffice5.0/program/classes" folder: juh.jar , jurt.jar , ridl.jar , unoil.jar


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