Urban is right, as long as you have the jdk/bin directory in your path, you
don't need to point at anything, the java runtime finds everything it needs
based on that base bin directory. Do you know if the app is using AWT or
Swing? Urban had a point with the fact that you might be running into some
1.2-pre issues, and updating your glibc, althought sometimes a headache,
might be the best idea. Realize though that you might break some apps that
rely on older glibc in the process. THere is really no easy way to make
everything happy with one swoop, you might want to look into updating your
distro, I do not know how Corel works unfortunately. Do you have a Win32 box
at your disposal to test the code atleast, to narrow down the possibiltiy of
it being the JDK and not your machine?
-Riyad Kalla
-----Original Message-----
From: Urban Widmark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 4:00 PM
To: Chad Lemmen
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Segmentation Fault with JDK 1.1.8
On Fri, 26 May 2000, Chad Lemmen wrote:
> The 1.2-pre glibc2.0 version does seem to work. When I run the
> applications startup script a login box comes up and it lets me login.
> The application doesn't work beyond that when I click on any of the
> applications buttons it beeps at me and won't do anything. Could this
> be because the app was written to work with 1.1.8 and not 1.2? As I
Definitly possible. But also the 1.2-pre is a pre version, so maybe you
are suffering from some bug in that version.
Why not upgrade your glibc (your distribution) to a version that 118 will
run on? There is probably some info on Corel's site on how to do that.
> said in my last message the startup script points to the classes.zip
> file. I changed that to point at rt.jar. Could this be a problem?
You shouldn't have to point at rt.jar at all, but if that is what it takes
to make it work :)
> Warning: JIT compiler "sunwjit" not found. Will use interpreter.
I don't think there was a jit compiler included in the 1.2-pre, but this
message should be safe to ignore.
/Urban
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