Hi,
Le mercredi 15 f?vrier 2006 ? 17:00 +0100, Jonas Jacobsson a ?crit :
> Hi,
>
> I have a problem with my debian Linux. Since I have OpenOffice
> installed via debian package, it requires GNU Java. But GNU Java won't
> work with XXE. So how do I do to make the two co-exist? I've tried
> setting the path to Sun Java first in the PATH variable, but this
> doesn't help. Someone else out there should be in the same situation
> as I? Any hints?
I have been using XXE on Debian (and Ubuntu) with success for a while
and I see at least two solution to your problem!
The first one is to change the default Java machine alternative to the
Sun JVM (you can use galternatives if you want a GUI for that). This
shouldn't break OpenOffice.
The second one is to edit the XXE startup scrip so that it runs directly
the Sun JVM (you can just replace "java" by the Sun "java" command full
path for that).
Hope this helps.
Eric
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