I have downloaded and installed the HotJava web browser from Sun Microsystems, <http://java.sun.com/products/hotjava/3.0/> I have used it in Windows before installing it on Linux. I figured that I would be able to tell if the browser was any good or not by using it on Windows first, then using it on Linux. I just can't seem to get the application running, I installed all of the proper Java run time environments ( JDK 1.2.2_006 ) and have executed the installation script with no problems. but, when I try to execute the program I get some funny response from the prompt: Running the browser without SSL Manager Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Error: Unable to find a .bdtd file :lib/htm l32.bdtd at sunw.hotjava.ui.HotList.createDTD(HotList.java:2026) at sunw.hotjava.ui.HotList.<init>(HotList.java:209) at sunw.hotjava.ui.HotList.getHotList(HotList.java:167) at sunw.hotjava.HJFrame.setShowMenus(HJFrame.java:1348) at sunw.hotjava.HJFrame.setupFrame(HJFrame.java:603) at sunw.hotjava.HJFrame.<init>(HJFrame.java:421) at sunw.hotjava.HJWindowManager.createFrame(HJWindowManager.java:166) at sunw.hotjava.Main.main(Main.java:188) [[[ Failed to load scripting engine ]]] I think this problem might be related to the fact that I havent succesfully set the PATH environmental variable for the new Java. I have tried: PATH=/usr/local/jdk1.2.2/bin:$PATH and that seems to work just fine, I can do a "which java" and my results are /usr/local/jdk1.2.2/bin/java , this works for me, but once I reboot I lose the PATH setting. Could this be the source of my problem>? If so how can I insert the "PATH=/usr/local/jdk1.2.2/bin:$PATH" command into the rc.local script so that my path is set right upon boot up?
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