RE: JDK directory home

I downloaded 1.4.1_64 from IBM's web site and it worked fine. Interestingly enough, 9.2.0 created /oracle/jre for me as well, where it proceeded to install the 1.3.1 JDK; I blew it away and slime-linked it to the 1.4.1_64 install location (/usr/java I think).

Rich

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> David
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> Subject: JDK directory home
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> List,
>
> When installing 9iRel2 on AIX 5.1L there comes a point when it asks
for
> the:
>
> "Choose JDK Directory Home"
> "Enter the location of JDK (1.3.1) on your system"
>
> I have looked through the Oracle install pdfs and the Oracle Release
notes
> and can not find the directory it is asking for. What is the proper
> location?
>
> thanks,
>
> David Ehresmann
>
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