>>>>> "Jayant" == jayant M <jayant> writes:
Jayant> Hi Raj, There are 2 strange things. first i cannot
Jayant> understand - install not asking "java path". - in the
Jayant> user's home directory there is no ".xopenoffice".[u r
Jayant> using AIX]
The install was from an RPM, and no questions asked.
And I'm using an OS called ``Linux'', not AIX :)
Jayant> try asking question to user grp "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
Damn, another mailing list?!
-- Raju
Jayant> thnx, -jayant --- Raj Mathur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> >>>>> "Jayant" == jayant M <jayant> writes:
>>
Jayant> Hi Raj, Hope you are using the 1.1.0 (Do
>> not trust on the
Jayant> uninstall of 1.0). I was able to set the
Tools-> Options-> security "java enable" being
Jayant> root/Administrator. There are lot of DB
>> tools avl which
Jayant> OOo uses..JDBC is just one of them.
>> Nah man, that didn't work either. I think something's
>> seriously broken somewhere -- OOo, Java or me :)
>>
>> Yeah, I know about the other DB access methods in OOo, but like
>> I said, for this particular requirement I need JDBC and only
>> JDBC.
>>
Jayant> By the way when java is installed in
>> some location only
Jayant> the java.exe (or binary) are placed in
>> /usr/local/bin
Jayant> . All the "jar" files which JVM uses
>> during execution of
Jayant> java pgm, comes form $PATH(1.4 and
>> above) or $CLASSPATH.
>>
Jayant> OOo keeps the setting in Cache files
>> ..which needs to be
Jayant> written to XML file once the complete
>> session is over.
>>
Jayant> Did rm .xopenoffice helped u ??
>> The directory doesn't exist.
>>
Jayant> -Jayant M --- Raj Mathur
>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >>>>> "Jayant" == jayant M
>> <jayant> writes:
>> >>
Jayant> During install it ask for java path
>> >> after that it might
Jayant> not be installing the java binding for
>> >> UNO objects. If u
Jayant> have the install copy of OOo just
>> >> re-install it. If u r in
Jayant> linux try to delete the folder
>> >> ".xopenoffice".
>> >>
>> >> Nope, it didn't ask for any Java path while installing.
>> Java >> was available in /usr/local/bin, no questions asked at
>> all.
>> >>
>> >> Maybe this version of OOo hasn't been compiled with Java >>
>> support at all? Is it possible to do that?
>> >>
>> >> Hmm, maybe I should go through the source...
>> >>
>> >> [And before you start knocking me about this strange
>> proclivity >> for Java, this is required to access a DB2
>> database on an AIX >> machine using JDBC, the only option
>> available :) ]
>> >>
>> >> Regards,
>> >>
>> >> -- Raju
>> >>
Jayant> thanx, Jayant --- Raj Mathur
>> >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Anyone know how to enable
>> Java >> for OOo 1.1.0? Each time I >> click the Java/Enable
>> checkbox >> in the Security Options it gets >> automatically
>> unclicked.
>> >> >>
>> >> >> Java binaries are in my $PATH.
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