on 07-15-2005 1:31 PM
Hi,
i have a problem.
I installed a new j2sdk 1.4.2_08 (old 1.4.2_06) on my system and the NWDS 2.0.12 (old 2.0.4). And now my local J2E isnt running anymore.
Perhaps somebody can help me. Please.
Regards. Stefan
Hi Stefan,
did you install the new JDK into the same directory as the old one? SUN's installer suggests to install into the "..._08" (or whatever) dir, which one should never do (for applications which hard code the path to the JVM within their configuration, as SAP J2EE engine does).
In this case, and if you also had installed the 06 version into some "...06" dir, I would suggest to deinstall also the new JDK and to reinstall the 08 into the old "...06" directory.
Hope it helps
Detlev
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Hi,
Please check the JVM Settings as per the note 716604
regards
Anand.M
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current recommended version of jdk for j2ee 640 sp12 is, 1.4.2.07. <b>note# 709140</b> is very important. also, you may want to re-adjust your parameters after upgrading JDK.
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yes, I agree that that's what they say. but in my experience, i interprete it as,
"we tested this with JDK 1.4.2.07 and it worked. higher version should work but use your own judgement."
I've tried 1.4.2.06 on lower version and it bombed out. we were forced to use 1.4.2.03 until we upgraded it.
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