reflect current vlc version in pom

[vlc] / bindings / java / FAQ

diff --git a/bindings/java/FAQ b/bindings/java/FAQ
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--- a/bindings/java/FAQ
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@@ -11,10 +11,8 @@ to be written.
 
 == 2. Is it possible to use JVLC in Windows (or MacOS)? ==
 
-It's not possible at the moment. JVLC is composed of two parts, a Java
-multiplatform part and a C++ native code part. The native code has only
-been tested on GNU/Linux platforms, but I'm looking forward to porting
-it to Win32 and Darwin platforms.
+Yes, you can compile VideoLAN Java Bindings with --enable-java-bindings
+in ./configure . It works for GNU/Linux and Win32, but it doesn't for MacOS.
 
 == 3. What features of Videolan are available to JVLC? ==
 
@@ -33,4 +31,16 @@ is really straightforward and simple to use.
 
 Try the software and report any errors or bugs you find to me. This application
 needs porting to MS/Windows and MacOS, if you are able to implement the JNI for
-these platforms you may contribute the code.
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+these platforms you may contribute the code.
+
+== 6. I have a compile error, what's the problem? ==
+
+Did you set the JAVA_HOME environment variable? If not, do:
+
+export JAVA_HOME=/path/to/jvm
+
+For example I added to my .bashrc:
+
+export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/j2sdk1.5-sun
+
+