I am sure I am using jbosscache 1.2 as well,
I download it from here:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=22866package_id=102339
So what are the steps to fix the example? I am using Windows XP with jdk 1.4.2
Thank you.
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just do what I said. and run the demo see what happen.
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I had an exactly the same problem as yours. I fixed it by:
1. I found my path for java is c:\jdev9051\jdk\bin but the enviroment variable
%JAVA_HOME% is still point to c:\jdk1.3.. so I changed the %JAVA_HOME% to
c:\jdev9051\jdk.
2. I found there is a typo in runShellDemo.bat. this is too
Zhe,
You are not using JBossCache1.2 right? I just checked. runShellDemo.bat has the
right syntax for %CACHE_LIB%/jboss-remoting.jar.
Without further information, it's really difficult for me to say exactly what
went wrong. Couple machines that I have tried, they all worked.
But if you guys
I am very sure that I downloaded JBossCache-1.2.zip and I just opened it again
using winzip and view the file runShellDemo.bat ( I am running it on Window
2000). and it is:
set
I just tried to download from New York site and japan site. all zip files has
the same problem. please doulbe check it. I guess there is not only one error
in it because when I run it, in the shell window I tree.put(.);. nothing
shows up in the gui window.
now I will try version 1.1.
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You are right. The fix was recent. So in 1.2 version, the bat file is broken
because of the % sign.
-Ben
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