Installshield and Solaris
I am using installshield image to install and I get this error when I run the setup.bin:
Error ./setup.bin /usr/bin/sparcv9/bin: not found
I cannot locate where in my multiplatform installshield build where it defines this dir structure nor do I call this. Does anyone know how to change this? Is it built into the JVM that I am using? or is there a option to change this in Installshield? Thanks.
Error ./setup.bin /usr/bin/sparcv9/bin: not found
I cannot locate where in my multiplatform installshield build where it defines this dir structure nor do I call this. Does anyone know how to change this? Is it built into the JVM that I am using? or is there a option to change this in Installshield? Thanks.
You said that your installshield build is multiplatform? Since the path " /usr/bin/sparcv9/bin" is not found, and it is in every
sparc version of Solaris, it sounds as if the installshield thinks it is running in a sparc while it is installing into an x86 file
system.
sparc version of Solaris, it sounds as if the installshield thinks it is running in a sparc while it is installing into an x86 file
system.
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Hello Blu... this is a sparc machine, and I think that the JVM that is being bundled with my installer has /usr/bin/sparcv9/java defined in it. I'm not sure how ot change that to just /usr/bin/java.
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I am bundling a jvm with my installshield project. I found my issue. something in the artical that Yuhz told me to go read.
http://community.installshield.com/showthread.php?t=169090 In this artical i read that this person had 64 bit JVM in their search and so did I. Once I removed these from my search the install ran and completed without any issues. Thanks for all your time invested.
http://community.installshield.com/showthread.php?t=169090 In this artical i read that this person had 64 bit JVM in their search and so did I. Once I removed these from my search the install ran and completed without any issues. Thanks for all your time invested.
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Case closed... Thanks..
You might need to set JAVAHOME, before running the script.
Please have a look at the following link to see if you can fix it:
http://community.installshield.com/showthread.php?t=169090