>> Note that RHEL(5) by default uses the IBM JDK (so NOT the Sun jdk). It's >> not difficult to switch to the Sun JDK (install rpm, edit tomcat.conf). > > Have you actually done this successfully? I only ask b/c I didn't find > it quite that easy. I'm restarting from a clean VM right now, but I'm > not finding a whole lot of success. Perhaps EL 5 (and its default java > installation) is simply not conducive to working nicely with CAS. I > wouldn't mind knowing if _anyone_ has had success with EL5 and CAS and > what exactly they did differently from me.
Unfortunately I'm currently not running CAS on top of that setup. But earlier experiences with the differences in JDK hinted me to use the Sun implementation when that is easy to do so. It's really easy to test whether the Sun JDK does work in this combination so I suggest you try that first (you can switch to and back by editing tomcat.conf and restarting Tomcat). -- Velpi _______________________________________________ Yale CAS mailing list [email protected] http://tp.its.yale.edu/mailman/listinfo/cas
