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Where does TS find Java ?

nipper

Installing on a new server, we have multiple installs of Java, 1.2.2 in /usr/bin, 1.3.X and 1.4.X in
other localtions. How do I tell TS to use i.3.X ?

Solaris 2.8, TS 552.

Also, will 552 work with 1.4.X ?

TIA

ANdy

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Migrateduser

I think it uses the one in IWHOME/tools - I don't know that you want to change it, but I think you can just replace that directory with another JVM (or maybe a symlink) as long as you don't change the dir name. Different Interwoven products may use different JVMs though.

nipper

>I think it uses the one in IWHOME/tools - I don't know that you want to change it, but I think you can just replace that directory with another JVM (or maybe >a symlink) as long as you don't change the dir name. Different Interwoven products may use different JVMs though.
That was what I thought, but then the manuals state very emphatically to update Java to 1.3.1

Andy

Valentine

I never understood that. All of the manuals require jdk installed, but TS is using their own version anyways.

abackenr

if the manuals say that they misspeak. teamsite requires the jdk _patches_ to be installed on solaris, but we do provide our own jdk.

staff engineer @ interwoven

nipper

>if the manuals say that they misspeak. teamsite requires the jdk _patches_ to be installed on solaris, but we do provide our own jdk.

I do not get the distinction. Can you clarify.

If I have /usr/bin/java at 1.2.2

& install TS

Where should I put the specified jdk patch ? iw-home ? (that would make sense) /usr/bin ?

TIA

Andy