Hi Robert,
now sure what your problem would be - JX does the equivalent of running
java -version when it starts up, and makes sure it's at least 1.4 (it should
run on 1.5 and 1.6 as well).
People have had some trouble on strange linux version? What platforma
are you running on? Are you running from the shell scripts, or the install
link?
_ Chris
> Chris,
> I installed the JXplorer and then tried to run it. I get an error saying
> "Could not find a valid Java virtual machine to load. You may need to
> reinstall a supported Java virtual machine." I have the complete JDK
> installed for version 1.4.2_08 as I do quite a bit of Java development work.
> When I run java -version in a command prompt window it returns : java
> version "1.4.2_08" as expected. Do you have any suggestions on what I need
> to do to correct this situation.
>
> I have just been assigned to a project where I need to configure an
> application to authenticate user log on using the companies Oracle OID
> directory. I was just looking for a client browser to use to connect up to
> the OID to verify login credentials I was given and to look at the structure
> and data. This sounds like it will do what I am looking to do so I am hoping
> to resolve this issue.
>
> Thanks,
> Robert Billheimer
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