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How to install Java_SDK in Linux?

 
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I tried to install SDK for Solaris in Linux but I failed. Could someone help me?
Thank you.
 
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Victor, I think they are going to ask you to change your name to follow the JavaRanch rules (first and last name).
Also, this is not the correct forum to be asking that question. A moderator will need to move this post somewhere else. Maybe the general beginners forum...
Better yet, Victor, why don't you try searching the board for other threads about installing java under linux. There are probably alot of them. Try searching the java in general(beginners) forum. That will probably give you enough hits to get started. Just for kicks, I searched the entire site for "linux install". I had over 200 hits before I stopped it.
Its always a good idea to try searching for an answer to your question before you just up and ask it. Saves you time.
If the answer is already here, you've got it immediately and you don't have to wait for someone else to search for it...
and then post a link to it...
and then the board to email you...
and then you come back to see the link...
and follow it to where you could have been in the first place.
Its just simpler to try a search in the first place.
 
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"victor"
Please review the JavaRanch Naming Policy then edit your profile so that your publicly displayed name complies with the rules.
Thanks for your cooperation.
 
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And, just as Chris Shepherd indicated, this would be much better in the Linux/Unix forum. In fact how to install Java on LInux is a fairly commonly asked question over there.
So I've moved this thread to the Linux/Unix forum, please continue the conversation in that forum.
 
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/usr/java/jdk1.3.0_02/bin/i386/native_threads/javac: error while shared libiraries: libjiv.so: cannot load shared object file: No such file or directory .
This is the error message i get after installing jdk1.3.0_02 . I've even set the path with the following statement .
PAth= /usr/java/jdk1.3.0_02/bin:$PATH
please suggest .thanks in advance
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raghav mathur
 
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victor,
In your post you say you're trying to install the SDK for solaris on linux.
Please can you clarify whether you're installing the SDK for linux or solaris ?
(HINT: the Java SDK for Linux should be installed on the Linux OS and the Java SDK for Solaris should be installed on the Solaris OS)
[ June 17, 2002: Message edited by: George Brown ]
 
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For whom is this remark for ?

Originally posted by George Brown:
In your first post you say you're trying to install the SDK for solaris on linux.
Please can you clarify whether you're installing the SDK for linux or solaris ?
(HINT: the Java SDK for Linux should be installed on the Linux OS and the Java SDK for Solaris should be installed on the Solaris OS)

 
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It was for victor. I've fixed the phrasing, thanks.
[ June 17, 2002: Message edited by: George Brown ]
 
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George .
please help me out . have a look at my query . What am i doing wrong and how am i suppose to rectify it ?
regards
raghav mathur
[ June 18, 2002: Message edited by: raghav mathur ]
 
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This is the error message i get after installing jdk1.3.0_02 .
So then, you say that you get the message after you install the SDK. Given the title of this thread presumably you're installing the Linux SDK on Linux, right? Did you follow the installation guide?
What is the command you're running when you get this error message, or is it happening right at the end of the installation process ?
What version and distribution of Linux are you installing on?
More information is always better for others to try to get to grips with the problem.
BTW Sun strongly urge developers to upgrade to SDK v1.4.0 (and the version of 1.3 currently available, on the java.sun.com site, with bugfixes, is 1.3.1_03). And the nice thing about v1.4.0 is that Sun include a step-by-step installation guide for Linux installations
[ June 18, 2002: Message edited by: George Brown ]
 
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Yes . i 've followed the installation guide . I've installed jdk1.3.0_02 sucesfully . I get this error message when try to run the javac command. I,am using linux 7.1 . Anything else ? . I've also set the path for it which i've mentioned above .
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raghav mathur


So then, you say that you get the message after you install the SDK. Given the title of this thread presumably you're installing the Linux SDK on Linux, right? Did you follow the installation guide?
What is the command you're running when you get this error message, or is it happening right at the end of the installation process ?
What version and distribution of Linux are you installing on?
More information is always better for others to try to get to grips with the problem.
[ June 18, 2002: Message edited by: George Brown ][/qb]


[ June 19, 2002: Message edited by: raghav mathur ]
 
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waiting for your reply george.
 
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i get the same error message when i try to run tomcat .IS there a prob with my path settings ?
please help .
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raghav mathur
 
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Can anyone help me out
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