roberts


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Posted: Jan. 04 2006,16:49 |
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IMHO Java has too many paths to set. I am assuming that you have tried export PATH="$PATH":/opt/jre1_5_0/bin export JAVA_HOME=/opt/jre1_5_0
Sometimes you also need to set a CLASSPATH.
And sometimes it is real easy to just preface the startup script like this:
JAVA_HOME=/opt/jre1_5_0 your_app_startup.sh
Note that is a space between them and not a semicolon
Recently the preface way was the only way to get an Java app working, I recall it was freemind.
So it is possible, even using the UCI. Just takes a little more effort but so worth it.
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