THUFIR HAWAT wrote:
I'm using Jpackage on FC4 and would like to use cocoon. For reasons
explained on the Jpackage list, Jpackage doesn't set JAVA_HOME (I
don't understand the rationale, but that's a different topic).
Presumably, the best place to set JAVA_HOME is in /etc/profile? I
have about ten different JVM's, apparently. Line's 6 and 54 of
/etc/profile are the same, and are supposed to set the environment
variable. It's kinda working, in that something's being echoed, so
the variable's being set, but Cocoon is still having a problem. I want
all users to have the same JAVA_HOME setting, so don't want to do this
in the local users .bashrc, if possible.
terminal output:
[root@localhost cocoon-2.1.8]# ./cocoon.sh servlet
You must set JAVA_HOME to point at your Java Development Kit installation
[root@localhost cocoon-2.1.8]# echo $JAVA_HOME
/usr/lib/jvm/java
First of all, I don't use either Jpackage or cocoon. But I do use Java quite a lot.
The most obvious thing I see there is that cocoon is asking for a Java
*Development* Kit, but your JAVA_HOME looks like it's pointing to a JVM, the
Java run time. The use of the word "servlet" in the command suggests to me that
cocoon is some kind of servlet container, and if you are serving JSP you need a
Java compiler in the environment, a JRE/JVM is not sufficient.
What does cocoon really need, and what are you actually supplying to it?
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