Hi All,
A colleague is having "fun" trying to install a vendor product on RHEL 6.3.
The product's installation program says it can't find a Java VM; yet we
explicitly installed the Java (1.5.0) from the repository on the RHEL 6.3 DVD.
We can see all the "parts"; we can execute 'java -fullversion', etc. But the
ISV product can't find it, and the ISV support apparently can't explain what's
wrong, either.
So, I wonder if we might need to do more in the way of configuring Java than
merely running 'yum install java*'? Might we need to 'start' a JVM? If so,
how do we do that?
TIA,
-jc-
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