Hi Eddie,
Eddie wrote:
> Thanks,
>
> If I replace it with the original wrapper, I get:
> ------
> [orion@ojo Orion]# java -classic -jar ./orion.jar
> bash: /usr/local/java/bin/java: No such file or directory
> ------
No need to download java 1.3.1. The message above means that the shell
can't find your java.
It is not located in /usr/local/java/bin
Do a `which java' and the system will tell you where your java is located.
Add this directory to your path (without the last java).
>
> However I just noticed that I am running 1.3.0, whereas someone else in the
> newsgroup got it working with 1.3.1 (I suppose on a Linux machine), so I am
yep, that's me, and indead I'm running linux (redhat 7.0)
>
> now downloading 1.3.1. I hope this works.
> Only the downloading doesn't goes that fast.... ;(
>
> Eddie
Mark
