Frederico a écrit :
> it doesnt work..
> i put it on system32 too .. :)
No, JAI DLL should not be in System32. I don't think that putting them on the
PATH will make any difference neither. I suggest to remove them from System32
and from the path in order to keep thing cleans.
Java extensions like JAI simply need to be installed there:
On Windows:
- All JAI JAR files in %JAVA_HOME%/jre/lib/ext
- ALL JAI DLL files in %JAVA_HOME%/jre/bin
On Linux:
- All JAI JAR files in $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/ext
- ALL JAI .so files in $JAVA_HOME%/jre/bin/i386 (if my memory serve me right)
But if you are running on Windows, the JAI installation program is really
supposed to do all this work for you. I suggest that you simply uninstall and
then reinstall JAI using the setup.exe file. I noticed that the problem you
describe occurs after a JDK upgrate if JAI was not uninstalled and reinstalled
after the upgrate.
If you are running on Linux, things are more complicated since Linux put JAI in
a shared direction distinct from the JDK installation directory. The easiest
approach still to copy the file from the shared directory to the JDK
directories
described above.
Martin
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