Martin,
Thanks for the hint. A discussion at Oracle Technet lead me to this page:
http://homepages.tig.com.au/~jmsalvo/linux/oracle8i.html
Apparently the Oracle installer Java program looks for the rt.jar file that
the JRE uses, and doesn't work with the classes.zip file the JDK uses.
Using J
I've been using the sun 1.2.2 SDK along with the sun 1.2.1 enterprise SDK
on a linux box. The intent is to learn how to effectively use EJB to
access a data warehouse.
I've managed to get through the first five lesson's in Monica Pawlan's
"Writing Enterprise Applications with Java 2 SDK, Enterpr
Ok, I've finally figured out that I have to set
CLASSPATH=/usr/local/jdk118_v1/lib/classes.zip, even thought the
documentation seem pretty clear about _un_setting the CLASSPATH. So now I
can compile and run my "hello world" program. Off I go to try the Oracle
Installer again. This time I get:
I downloaded JDK118_v1 so that I could run the Oracle 8i installer. The JDK
README seemed clear, so I put the JDK directory in /usr/local, and created
the symbolic link, /usr/local/jre, that the Oracle installer requires. I
set my PATH to /usr/local/jre/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin and tried
This is a solution with a perl script on the server. I suppose you could
replace the server script with java.
Include this form on your web page:
http://yourserver/cgi-bin/savefile.pl>
Here is the server script to receive the file savefile.pl.
# - savefile.pl
# Receive file name and file
