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Old 19-Jul-2006, 12:36
gustavo.ezquerro@cfe.gob.mx
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Default A little help

I'm trying to install the consoleone in my suse10.1 all went good but when
I put the command it tells me that the java is wrong so I went to the
documentation and says to me that the C1_JRE_HOME variable has to be
edited, but when I try to look for that I never found it, where can I do
the change, in advance thank you.
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Old 19-Jul-2006, 12:57
Malcolm
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Default Re: A little help

On Wed, 19 Jul 2006 17:36:05 GMT
gustavo.ezquerro@cfe.gob.mx wrote:

> I'm trying to install the consoleone in my suse10.1 all went good but
> when I put the command it tells me that the java is wrong so I went
> to the documentation and says to me that the C1_JRE_HOME variable has
> to be edited, but when I try to look for that I never found it, where
> can I do the change, in advance thank you.

Hi
Is java installed?

What is the output of;

echo $JRE_HOME

--
Cheers
Malcolm °¿°
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Old 24-Jul-2006, 17:05
gustavo.ezquerro@cfe.gob.mx
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Default Re: A little help

Java is installed and the echo tells me a place where is nothing to edit to
the console one, any one else can tell me anything I can't make the right
administration of my server, in advance thank you.

> On Wed, 19 Jul 2006 17:36:05 GMT
> gustavo.ezquerro@cfe.gob.mx wrote:
>
> > I'm trying to install the consoleone in my suse10.1 all went good but
> > when I put the command it tells me that the java is wrong so I went
> > to the documentation and says to me that the C1_JRE_HOME variable has
> > to be edited, but when I try to look for that I never found it, where
> > can I do the change, in advance thank you.

> Hi
> Is java installed?
>
> What is the output of;
>
> echo $JRE_HOME
>
> --
> Cheers
> Malcolm °¿°


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Old 24-Jul-2006, 18:23
Malcolm
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Default Re: A little help

On Mon, 24 Jul 2006 22:05:51 GMT
gustavo.ezquerro@cfe.gob.mx wrote:

> Java is installed and the echo tells me a place where is nothing to
> edit to the console one, any one else can tell me anything I can't
> make the right administration of my server, in advance thank you.
>
> > On Wed, 19 Jul 2006 17:36:05 GMT
> > gustavo.ezquerro@cfe.gob.mx wrote:
> >
> > > I'm trying to install the consoleone in my suse10.1 all went good
> > > but when I put the command it tells me that the java is wrong so
> > > I went to the documentation and says to me that the C1_JRE_HOME
> > > variable has to be edited, but when I try to look for that I
> > > never found it, where can I do the change, in advance thank you.

> > Hi
> > Is java installed?
> >
> > What is the output of;
> >
> > echo $JRE_HOME
> >
> > --
> > Cheers
> > Malcolm °¿°

>

Hi
According to the documentation if it can't find the C1_JRE it should
use the other one?

http://www.novell.com/documentation/consol13/
- Troubleshooting
-- ConsoleOne Malfunctions or Won't Start

If you chose not to install the JRE during
installation of ConsoleOne and your existing JRE is not the one noted
in System Requirements for Linux or System Requirements for Solaris,
you might want to add the bundled JRE to your ConsoleOne installation
(type c1-install -c jre at the system prompt). If you are sure you want
to run with a different JRE, then set the JRE_HOME or C1_JRE_HOME
environment variable to the location of that JRE. ConsoleOne determines
which JRE to use as follows:

* If C1_JRE_HOME is specified, that JRE is used.
* If the JRE bundled with ConsoleOne is installed, that JRE is used.
* If JRE_HOME is specified, that JRE is used.
* Otherwise, ConsoleOne displays an error message and quits.

Did you try installing the bundled JRE?

malcolml@oscar:~> echo $JRE_HOME
/usr/lib64/jvm/java/jre
malcolml@oscar:~> echo $C1_JRE_HOME

malcolml@oscar:~> C1_JRE_HOME=/usr/lib64/jvm/java/jre
malcolml@oscar:~> echo $C1_JRE_HOME
/usr/lib64/jvm/java/jre
malcolml@oscar:~>

If that works you will need to add to your profile so it adds it too
your enviroment variables.

--
Cheers
Malcolm °¿°
 

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