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Hi all,
I am not able to install the latest JWSDP 1.5 on Linux. The Install
Shield simply hangs once it reaches the point where the user is
expected to give the HTTP Proxy information.
1. I have tried JDK1.4.2 as well as JDK1.5. It does not work.
2. I have tried "console", and "silent" mode. It does not work !!
Please help. Is there any workaround ?
Thanks a lot.
--venkat
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Hi Venkat,
Based on what you said I'm assuming you did an installation with no container
and that once you try to continue past the HTTP Proxy information Panel that
the installer hangs.
At this point InstallShield is checking the system to see if it can proceed
with the install. One thing to check is if you have something mounted on your
system which is not currently available. It seems that InstallShield checks
the whole disk, so this is most likely where the hanging is coming from.
If you have another system to try this out on you could install it there and
then copy the bits over. Not ideal, but this may be easier than trying to
track down the issue on the linux machine you're currently trying to install
on.
Regards,
Ana
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I had all the needed programs in the one directory ( /opt) :
-- /opt/j2sdk1.4.2_07
-- /opt/tomcat50-jwsdp
-- /opt/jwsdp-1_5-unix.sh
and before the InstallShield reached the point where it hangs, I had
already specified the JDK and the container info, so the InstallShield
could not have been looking for the container or JDK somewhere else.
--venkat
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Venkat,
As already mentioned, InstallShield seems to check the whole system. This is
regardless of where you have these components installed.
Ana
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Hi Venkat,
Very strange. Is there a log.txt file in the <jwsdp.home>
directory? Also, can you try running the installer from
the command line and using the -is:debug option?
Tom
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Ana,
I just tried a -console install with the latest 1.6 nightly
and used the -is:debug option and it is stuck at the
"Select a Web Container" prompt. I'm on a Linux machine.
Tom
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Hello,
I was wondering if there is an update available for
this problem? I also have not been able to
successfully complete an installation on Linux.
thanks,
Garret
is
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Garret,
this is what I have done and it worked.
1. unset PATH variable
2. Do not choose the target container (Sun Appserver 8, Tomcat 5.0
etc) at the time of installation. You can go back and integrate it
once you have successful installation.
--venkat |
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