Re: The JVM library could not be found. SOLVED

2010-02-15 Thread Claude Schnéegans

 and you wouldn't want all of them to set global environment variables.

Well, actually I don't care, all I want is that a piece of soft I do not 
want installs itself correctly if it is needed by some other soft I want.

The problem was also (as very often) that the error message was 
inappropriate:
The SVM file WAS FOUND, it is the rest of the Java library needed by the 
SVM which was not.

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Re: The JVM library could not be found. SOLVED

2010-02-14 Thread Claude Schnéegans

Ok, I checked the path variable using the ECHO command line, and it 
showed many paths that were not shown in the Windows computer management 
properties.
This time, I see many paths to java versions used by Oracle, MySQL, etc. 
This is why it works on my destop.

So I added paths to my new installation of Java on my production server, 
and now IT WORKS!
It's a shame the JAVA installer does not set this variable, if it is 
necessary in order applications can work.

THANKS A LOT all of you for your support.

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Re: The JVM library could not be found. SOLVED

2010-02-14 Thread Dave Watts

 It's a shame the JAVA installer does not set this variable, if it is
 necessary in order applications can work.

Sometimes it will, but you have to be careful about this, as it's
fairly common to have multiple JVMs installed, and you wouldn't want
all of them to set global environment variables.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
http://training.figleaf.com/

Fig Leaf Software is a Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB) on
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