[Pljava-dev] Re: Pljava-dev Digest, Vol 22, Issue 1

Yang,
Some answers inline.

yaer yang wrote:
> yes,Thomas,i just follow your instruction in the pljava homepage.my os
> is Gentoo -amd64,used database named postgresql
> 8-0.3,sun-jdk-1.5.0.05-amd64bits,as you have talked in the
> maillist,when postgresql want to lanuch libpljava.so,fisrt postgresql
> used to lanuch os's loader,then Gentoo find libpljava.so with path
> "/usr/lib64/postgresql",not the path which has been given via
> dynamic_library_path.the error just appeared while i installed it with
> Gentoo.
It's not Gentoo that finds libpljava.so. It's the PostgreSQL backend. If
you cannot make the dynamic_library_path appoint the location of
libpljava.so, then something is very wrong in your setup.
> under knoppix and sun-jdk-1.5-32bits,there is no error with your
> instruction.
> in Gentoo,jdk-64bits,
I trust that you compile pljava using the 64-bit JVM on Gentoo? You will
not be able to compile with a 32-bit JVM and then run using the 64-bit JVM.
> get the "select sqlj.install_jar error",in log,i get jvms error.when i
> emerge sun-jdk,i got that error:
> unpacking: lib/tools.jar unpacking: jre/lib/rt.jar unpacking: jre/lib/jsse.jar unpacking: jre/lib/charsets.jar unpacking: jre/lib/ext/localedata.jar Error occurred during initialization of VM Dumping
> a shared archive is not supported on the Server JVM. >>> Source unpacked. Be careful: sun-jdk-1.5.0.05's Java compiler uses * '-source 1.5' as default. Some keywords such as 'enum' * are not valid identifiers any more in that mode, * which can cause incompatibility with certain sources.
>
>
Can you please supply the full log? This printout seems to be a bit
after the fact.
> when i get into sun-jdk1.5-64bits directory,i can not find client subdirectory,just server,but
> in i386,i found the both.can you give me some advice about how Gentoo init jdk?
>
>
No, I've never used Gentoo. Perhaps someone else on this list can give
you advice.

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Regards,
Thomas Hallgren