Java Execution Environment Release Notes
- If you are also using a Netscape browser with Java support, you
must be careful about setting the
CLASSPATH
and
JAVA_HOME
environment variables, since Netscape also uses
these variables to locate Java library class files.
- If you set one of these environment variables to include the location
of the classes in this kit, you may see the following problems when
running Netscape:
- Unable to start a java applet: the version number for your
classes is wrong.
- A bus error or segmentation violation when using Netscape
to view a page containing an applet.
- If you set one of these environment variables to include the
location of Netscape's classes (normally contained in a
moz*.zip
file), you may see a bus error, segmentation
violation, or exception when using one of the tools in this kit.
If you do in fact need to set one of these variables for using the JDK
or for using Netscape, you should
- Use the JDK and Netscape in different command shells, with
your environment variables set appropriately in each shell.
- Temporarily set your environment correctly for Netscape while
you start it up, then set it correctly for the JDK.
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