On Tue, 31 Mar 2009, Marc Grober wrote:
> You need to set your environment to source the correct
> files.... This can often be a headache.... You have a PATH
> that provides locations for your OS to look for java, and it
> is picking the first it is coming across... which
> apparently is not the one you want....
> So you can use the full path to the executable in the
> script, change your PATH, etc (myriad number of ways to
> point your app at the correct files....
>
Thanks everyone. I found out that /usr/bin/java points to
/etc/alternatives/java, which pointed to the gjc Java. Since Jin is the
only application I've ever used that couldn't figure out by itself where
the correct Java version is installed, I just changed the Jin's startup
script to point to the Sun Java.
-- Christopher Howard http://indicium.us http://theologia.indicium.us --------- To unsubscribe, send email to <aklug-request@aklug.org> with 'unsubscribe' in the message body.Received on Wed Apr 1 00:16:52 2009
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