Sorry, Nix. I personally know about it, but I was asking the original
poster of this question what his JAVA_HOME is. I know that in Mac OS
X, when you install Java 1.5, the binaries are installed in a
separate location than Java 1.4. Someone mentioned that the Java
version might be wrong, and someone else said something about a
symbolic link-- All that should be fixed if JAVA_HOME is declared
correctly...
Thanks and good luck,
-Anthony
On Nov 21, 2005, at 9:33 AM, Nikola Milutinovic wrote:
Anthony Carlos wrote:
Just out of curiosity, what is JAVA_HOME?
JAVA_HOME is an environment variable, that should contain the path
to the installed JDK or JRE. Since you're using TC 5.5, you can
point JAVA_HOME to a JRE (5.5 comes with Eclipse Java Compiler).
Older versions had to have a JDK (to compile JSP into Servlet
classes).
In UNIX, lookup your shell startup scripts
(.profile, .login, .zprofile,...) and in Windows, right-click My
Computer and choose "Properties", "Advanced".
Nix.
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