Murray, There is a mechanism to set a directory from the command-line. I don't think you have to update the JRE per se. I don't know what the exact syntax is, though I think I saw it in an e-mail. I will try and add it to the web-site.
Mark Murray Altheim wrote: > Mark J. Stang wrote: > > One more time: > > > > http://www.markjstang.com/embeddedxindice.html > > Mark, > > I notice in this document you say that Xindice has trouble with > JDK 1.4. Is this for JDK1.4 + Xindice 1.1 only, or have you had > trouble with Xindice 1.0? > > Reason I ask is that I upgraded to JDK 1.4 (1.4.1_01 on linux) > with Xindice 1.0 and apart from having to fix some deprecated > code in my application, there were no other problems. Now, if > this is something that occurs in Xindice 1.1 and the only > solution is to modify the installed JRE by moving some jar files > into a directory, I can't force this on my users (who will not > even in general know what a JRE is, much less where it is on > their machines), nor can I have my installation do this as I > can't always assume access rights. > > It would be a showstopper for my use of 1.1 if I had to modify > my users' JRE using the "Endorsed Standards Override Mechanism". > I'm hoping this is only a temporary problem... (?) > > Other than that, the document looks good. (As a markup person > I'd suggest "element" rather than "tag" if you're talking about > more than just the tag itself -- an SGML element considers the > start and end tag as delimiters of an element, which includes > the tags and all contents) Oh, it'd be easier to read if the > email message at the bottom were wrapped in a <pre>. > > Thanks! > > Murray > > ...................................................................... > Murray Altheim <http://kmi.open.ac.uk/people/murray/> > Knowledge Media Institute > The Open University, Milton Keynes, Bucks, MK7 6AA, UK > > "In Las Vegas Mr Gates also demonstrated a prototype > fridge magnet which can be programmed to receive traffic > reports, sports results and advertisements from local > restaurants using the same FM signal as the wristwatch." > -- The Guardian, 10 Jan 2003. -- Mark J Stang System Architect Cybershop Systems
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