10.3 64 Bit Version

Has anyone had a problem with the java uodates from yesterday?

After installing these I couldn't get any java based websites to work - so ended up going back to the previous versions.

I opened a bug report at Novell: https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=334625

Thanks for that - I always worry that it is something that I've done!

Is it possible to update the symlinks manually?

Is it possible to update the symlinks manually?
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Of course. But I'll just wait until Suse offers updated packages.

Out of curiosity did anyone else have java -> /usr/lib64/jvm/jre-1.6.0.u1-sun/bin/java ? Before or after reverting back.

Curious as it shouldn't be as far as I know it should be to the
java -> /usr/lib/jvm/jre-1.6.0.u1-sun/bin/java thinking about fixing it.

Though as eberhard said I may wait for upstream and see if it fixes it.

Not before the update.

Out of curiosity did anyone else have java -> /usr/lib64/jvm/jre-1.6.0.u1-sun/bin/java ?
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That depends if you install the 64bit packages of java (hint: the 64bit-packages have x86_64 in their name )

Never I only got 32bit this end that was why my question

I certainly don't remember installing the 64bit and I know the 32bit is installed the link points to no where.

In fact I'm 90% sure I've not ever installed 64bit 1.6 as I reinstalled due to playing with java.

hint: the 64bit-packages have x86_64 in their name[/b]

unless suse changed convention naming recently, x86_64 means for suse x86_64. package may be 32-bit or 64-bit

example:
DirectFB-0.9.24-16.x86_64.rpm
DirectFB-32bit-0.9.24-16.x86_64.rpm

32-bit for 64-bit suse will also have x86_64 but additionally will have "-32-bit" in file description

here 64-bit suse installation directory
http://download.opensuse.org/distribution/...ce/suse/x86_64/

I doubt that anything changed, so x86_64 does not meant that package is 64-bit

DirectFB-0.9.24-16.x86_64.rpm
DirectFB-32bit-0.9.24-16.x86_64.rpm
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Broch, you ..., I was talking about the java-packages and 10.3, and not DirectFB and 10.1. Why do you always need to give your comment?