jlink wildfire 2 possible at all ?

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compiled myInstallTest.java:	import *;	import *;	import *;	import *;	public class myInstallTest{	  public static void start (){	     ("Start install test started");			}	 public static void stop (){	     ("Start install test stopped");	  		}	}"javac myInstallTest.java" compiles OK, so my CLASSPATH is OK and my PATH points to a javac.exestart proe from the dir this freshly compiled .class is in and register this protk.dat:	name     myInstallTest	startup  java	java_app_class  myInstallTest	java_app_start  start	java_app_stop   stop	allow_stop      true	delay_start     false	end"startup of myInstallTest failed"WTFwzzlbtw I installed jdk1.3.1_04 like the PTC website says

stinky wizzleteet · Accepted Answer

In linux this fails also, but now I got some output :Exception in thread "main"  /usr/local/ptc/proeWildfire2.0/i486_linux/lib/ /usr/local/ptc/proeWildfire2.0/i486_linux/lib/ undefined symbol: __check_null_eh_spec         at $NativeLibrary.load(Native Method)         at  Source)         at  Source)         at  Source)         at  Source)         at          at          at          at This seems to mean that the fault lies with ptc....wzzl

stinky wizzleteet · Answer

Hi all,My jlink works now, and the problem was the JRE installed for the browser.Apparently I cannot get mozilla to work with the plugins provided with the JRE that comes with the SDK. So, I installed a jre for the browser in c:program files, buttttt....it also places a java.exe in c:windowssystem32This particular java.exe is found by pro-e before the one in c:j2sdk1.4.2_04in and hence the jlink program fails.hip hip huzza for SUN !wzzlPS what the deal is with java in LINUX remains to be seen, but prob something similar; pro-e finds the wrong java executable.st

David Janes · Answer

: Hi all,:: My jlink works now, and the problem was the JRE installed for the browser.:: Apparently I cannot get mozilla to work with the plugins provided with: the JRE that comes with the SDK. So, I installed a jre for the browser: in c:program files, buttttt....: it also places a java.exe in c:windowssystem32: This particular java.exe is found by pro-e before the one in: c:j2sdk1.4.2_04in and hence the jlink program fails.:Have you thought about a java SERVER, and using Pro/e 'Register server' to solvethe recognition problem?David Janes

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