RE: [Mc4j-development] OK Newbie attack

[Gregory H. <gh...@sa...>]

Try passing the jdkhome variable by placing it in the bin/ide.cfg file.
For example:

-jdkhome d:\j2sdk1.4.0

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Greg Hinkle


-----Original Message-----
From: Marc Palmer [mailto:ma...@an...]=20
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2003 7:05 AM
To: mc4...@li...
Subject: [Mc4j-development] OK Newbie attack


Hi,

I am trying out MC4J and can't get past first base. I try running it (on

Windows) and it tells me it can't find a JDK 1.3 or higher. I have Sun
JDK=20
1.4.0_01 installed and it is working fine, but MC4J is "blind" to it.

Why is this happening, and how do I tell MC4J where the VM is? I tried=20
running the EXE from a command line after setting JAVA_HOME (and also=20
JDK_HOME) and no difference.

Thanks in advance.


--=20
Marc Palmer
Contract Java Consultant/Developer



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