change path . Point it to javac file of 4.x version

On Fri, 07 Jan 2005 Carl Woermann wrote :
>Your problem is most likely the absence of the sdk.. jre lacks things
>like javac... and a host of other things. Reinstall it and see..
>
>Joran, Peter (N-CSC) wrote:
>>All
>>Following is an error that I get when I try to start the ServletExec
>>admin page. It was working at one time. I have installed Support Soft
>>Knowledge Center and an Oracle 9 client. I have not done anything with
>>Java since it was successfully working. The sdk directory, C:\j2sdk
>>1.4.2_06 is no longer there but there is a jre directory in c:\Program
>>Files\java. Can I use the jre directory. Any idea is appreciated.
>>
>>Peter
>>
>>
>>ServletExec Initialization Failed
>>Failed to get JNI environment (JavaHome =C:\j2sdk 1.4.2_06 ).
>>The JavaHome value is read from the registry. If it is not correct then
>>edit the registry and set the keys in the following location to the
>>correct values:
>>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\JavaSoft
>>If JavaHome is correct then launch DBMON, restart the server and check
>>for error messages in the DBMON console.
>>
>>
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