> I have been working on getting the jdk-1.1.3 and/or kaffe to work
> on my machine for the past month and a half. Originally with the jdk
> 1.1.3 package (rpm) I was getting an error that for some reason the
> program was looking in the wrong directory for the executable file. I
Here's what I think is happening.
When you type java or javac at the command line, you are actually running
KAFFE's java. The java executable in /usr/bin does not belong to JDK.
Try running jdk's java (or javac) using an absolute pathname and see what
happens. (ie something like /usr/local/jdk-1.3/java assuming jdk-1.3 is
in /usr/local). If that works, just delete the java and javac executables
in /usr/bin and make sym links to jdk's (ie ln -s /usr/local/jdk-1.3/java
/usr/bin/java and ln -s /usr/local/jdk-1.3/javac /usr/bin/javac).
When I installed jdk-1.3.rpm (*after* I removed jdk-1.0.2 and both of
the KAFFE packages), I never had to set any variables. I just typed javac
foo.java and away I went.
Let us know how it goes.
Good Luck!!
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Brian Eith
UW-Madison Computer Sciences
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