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JVM Options: " -server "??

 
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JVM Options: " -server " --- > Gives errors
Is this a bug in jdk1.4 versions...???
Very urgent...
[Downgraded from 'very urgent' to 'regular question']
[ January 02, 2004: Message edited by: Michael Ernest ]
 
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Well, if this wasn't so "Very Urgent" I probably wouldn't be able to do this. However, since it is, let me peer into my magical error reading crystal ball and view the error messages you are recieving on your computer that is thousands of miles away that I can't see and would have no way of knowing what they are unless you were to show us the error messages for yourself.
Oh, wait, I have no magical error reading crystal ball. I guess you will just have to show us the error messages yourself.
 
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I agree. Typing just "java -server" gives a usage message. In fact, typing "java -xyz", where xyz is any valid Java option, also gives an error. In fact, typing just "java" gives the same error. Typing nothing (by just pressing Enter) doesn't give an error for me. Does it for you?
Anyway, note that this usage message starts


Usage: java [-options] class [args...]


which should give you a clue as to this "error" message.
If you're getting a different error message, you might share it with us.
 
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Since this question has been downgraded to a regular question I won't waste my very valuable time. Does anyone know of any Very Urgent or even just a plain Ugent (sic) question I can answer?
[ January 02, 2004: Message edited by: Michael Morris ]
 
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One solution could be to copy the server folder from '<SDK_location>/jre/bin' into 'Program Files/Java/<jre_version>/bin' (if java version > 1.4) otherwise the jre location will be 'Program Files/Javasoft/<jre_version>/bin'
Hope this helps ;-)
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