I have been using JDK1.3 from IBM on Linux and JDK1.3 from SUN on Windows2000 for
some time. They are not compatible. I am able to use a jar file generated on
Linux with Sun's JDK1.3 on Win2k but NOT the other way! I am also having a native
file I/O problem with the IBM version when using one of the Apache XML-Soap
Samples on Linux (It works correctly on Win2k). I believe that SUN has a Linux
1.3beta out. I am planning to switch to that.
Regards - George
Jon Lancelle wrote:
> I have just installed the following:
> Red Hat Linux ver. 6.2 with the latest release of Apache server/jserv as
> came bundled with the release
> Alphaworks IBM Developer Kit for Linux, Java 2 Technology Edition, Version
> 1.3.0 Early Beta Release
>
> At first crack, I got basic servlets to run using the jre supplied by
> Alphaworks. In the build of all servlets, I include the jsdk.jar file from Sun
> JSDK 2.0 release.
>
> The problem arises when trying to build a servlet using a jar file from a
> database product I am testing, Ovrimos. The jar is ovjdbc.jar. I can compile
> the servlet...the problem occurs when trying to access the servlet. The most
> common error message (depending on how fiddled with the properties files have
> been) is 'Can Not Scan Servlet Headers.'
>
> This particular servlet ran successfully under earlier releases of all cited
> above. I used RH 6.1, JSDK 2.0, Java 1.2, etc. and all ran beautifully.
>
> Is my problem the 1.3 build? Am I expecting too much when pushing the envelope
> too far? I would hate to fall back on Java 1.2, as the new release contains
> many wheels which I would dislike writing from scratch.
>
> I would appreciate hearing about any other experiences with this
> configuration...Thanks.
>
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