> -----Original Message-----
> From: Linux on 390 Port On Behalf Of Dan Horák
>
> On Mon, 25 Mar 2013 13:17:41 +0000
> Mark Vitale wrote:
>
> > Someone else has already suggested debugging this with 'strace' - I'd
> > like to second that motion.
> > It is an excellent tool for finding out where an application
> > (installer) is looking for the files it needs.
> > Simply run 'strace -o strace.log <yourapp> <yourargs>' and wait for
>
> it was me, I'd suggest "strace -ff -o ..." to follow forks in own files, it
> will create a bunch of
> logs with pids appended
Thanks for the strace suggestion. We have quite a few "irons in the fire"
right now, so rather than trying to learn enough about strace, interpreting the
results, etc., we decided to download the "latest and greatest" SDK from IBM,
and try that.
Well, my colleague reports that the IBM Java 7.0 SR4 SDK did the trick. So,
hopefully, we'll complete the ISV product installation and IVP tomorrow, and
"hand it off" to the requesters. Fingers crossed; this is our first-ever
attempt at running a "real application" in Linux on z/VM.
-jc-
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