Yes, but the problem is that the JHS running on the server is running under a user that doesn't have permission to change the packages.
I will use JAL to get a better understanding of what's there - and, of course, the remote user can see all the information fine. I'm glad the information base is growing. In thinking about this, I was puzzled where the temp files were going, but I see they are in ~/Documents/j64-701/temp (i.e. the Linux path) for the user running JHS. I think that the choice of "Documents" was the influence of how/where I have j installed on my iMac... Thanks for your patient explanations. I continue to prefer using jconsole for (almost) all of my work. Hopefully some of this will stick in my memory so that I can successfully upgrade. - joey On 2011/12/05 07:15 , Eric Iverson wrote: > Note that if you use JAL from JHS (link|jal) that the refresh is done for > you. Using packman in jconsole you are working at a somewhat lower level > than in jgtk or jhs. > > On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 7:24 PM, Joey K Tuttle<j...@qued.com> wrote: > >> > Actually, it was just me being confused (and needing to refresh the JAL >> > catalog...) >> > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
