mehranalmasi
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Studio11 on Solaris 8 problem
Hi Experts!
I am stuck installing Studio11 on Solaris 8. I installed Java 2 SDK 1.4.2.11 32 bit and then 64 bit following all the Sun's instructions.
Now when I want to install Studio11 I get different messages depending on the java version used.
The 32 bit version is at : /usr/j2se/bin
The 64 bit version is at: /usr/j2se/bin/sparcv9
If I put the 32 bit version first in my $PATH and run Studio11 installer I get, java.lang.NoClassDefFoundE
at java.lang.Class.forName0(N
at java.lang.Class.forName(Cl
and many more lines following.
If I put the 64 bit version in my $PATH, I get: Attach to native processs failed.
I am not sure what should be my $CLASSPATH and have tried different ones without much difference.
Please let me know if you know how to go about resolving this.
I am stuck installing Studio11 on Solaris 8. I installed Java 2 SDK 1.4.2.11 32 bit and then 64 bit following all the Sun's instructions.
Now when I want to install Studio11 I get different messages depending on the java version used.
The 32 bit version is at : /usr/j2se/bin
The 64 bit version is at: /usr/j2se/bin/sparcv9
If I put the 32 bit version first in my $PATH and run Studio11 installer I get, java.lang.NoClassDefFoundE
at java.lang.Class.forName0(N
at java.lang.Class.forName(Cl
and many more lines following.
If I put the 64 bit version in my $PATH, I get: Attach to native processs failed.
I am not sure what should be my $CLASSPATH and have tried different ones without much difference.
Please let me know if you know how to go about resolving this.
Make sure that you are running the correct Java version, type in
which java
and
java -version
If it is wrong, you need to set the PATH to use the correct Java version, eg:
PATH=/pathto/java 1.4.2_11/bin:$PATH
export PATH
and then try again
which java
and
java -version
If it is wrong, you need to set the PATH to use the correct Java version, eg:
PATH=/pathto/java 1.4.2_11/bin:$PATH
export PATH
and then try again
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Is there anything in the errors that point to a patch incompatibility? For technical reasons. I prefer not to apply any patches to the OS unless if I am sure its needed.
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Possibly you are using non-standard locale.
use LANG=C and see what hapens after running application.
use LANG=C and see what hapens after running application.
also unset CLASSPATH if already set. I have no CLASSPATH or any JAVA_* variable, just java executable in PATH.
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Hi Nopius,
I tried LANG=C and no CLASSPATH with no difference in result.
What troubles me is that I can not find any documentation that tells me exactly what causes the error "Attach to native processs failed."
My other confusion is the way java 64 bit version installed. As mentioned above, the 32 bit version is in /usr/j2se/bin while the installation of the 64 bit went to /usr/j2se/bin/sparcv9.
Does this mean that I may need the 32 bit version when I am working using 64 bit Solaris?
I have no problem with patching up the OS as yuzh has suggested but I have no solid reason to believe that my errors are caused from the lack of latest patches.
I tried LANG=C and no CLASSPATH with no difference in result.
What troubles me is that I can not find any documentation that tells me exactly what causes the error "Attach to native processs failed."
My other confusion is the way java 64 bit version installed. As mentioned above, the 32 bit version is in /usr/j2se/bin while the installation of the 64 bit went to /usr/j2se/bin/sparcv9.
Does this mean that I may need the 32 bit version when I am working using 64 bit Solaris?
I have no problem with patching up the OS as yuzh has suggested but I have no solid reason to believe that my errors are caused from the lack of latest patches.
About 64bit/32bit java, I know only that both versions should work fine in 64bit Solaris.
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundE
If you have sunsolve access, you may find mention of this error for some Java applications.
I agree with yuzh, try suggested patches. Why do you need them all?
Because they are all mentioned in 'Installation and Setup Guide for Solaris Platforms Sun Studio 11", it's a _requirement_ from Sun that guarantees successfull installation of sunstudio.
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundE
If you have sunsolve access, you may find mention of this error for some Java applications.
I agree with yuzh, try suggested patches. Why do you need them all?
Because they are all mentioned in 'Installation and Setup Guide for Solaris Platforms Sun Studio 11", it's a _requirement_ from Sun that guarantees successfull installation of sunstudio.
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Apparently I have no choice but to install patches and report back when done.
May take some time...
thank you!
May take some time...
thank you!
http://docs.sun.com/source/819-3052/patches.html
also please read the instructions in:
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-3052