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Date:  Thu, 04 Nov 2004 06:50:26 -0700
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From:  Andy Willis <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>
To:  os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com
Subject: [OS2Wireless] TCPCFG2

Kris Steenhaut wrote:

>
>
> madodel@ptdprolog.net schreef:
>
>> I was having the same problem with GC 1.4.1 as my default, so I went
>> looking on eCSMT for an update.  There was a Java neutral LVM listed but
>> no TCPCFG that I saw, though there is a TCPIP update that might include
>> it.  I went to the eComstation FTP server and in /Fixes-Features/TCPIP/
>> found ic40875.zip
>>
> I've applied the ic40878 patch, and now I don't have the error 
> messages anymore when java131 is the active (=in the path) java.
>
>
>> which just has the TCPCFG change in it.  Since I applied
>> that TCPCFG2.CMD works now with GC 1.4.1
>>
>>
>>  
>>
Interesting, ic40875 should not have been required for Java 1.3.1, only 
the 1.4.x versions. 

> However, when changing to  GC java141 (and after reboot), I'm getting 
> this error message:
>
> E:\>tcpcfg2
> SYS1804: The system cannot find the file JV12MI36.
>
> And the only JV12MI36.dll in my system is this one:
>
> Directory of E:\Java131\jre\dll
>
> 18-06-03  7:47        329.589      0 a---  jv12mi36.dll
>
>
>
> No such a beast in Goldencode's java141 apparently.
>
> Are you sure java131 wasn't sneakingly called at your system?
>
>
Do you have java 131 in your libpath?  I only have java 118 in my 
libpath, everything else I have scripts setup to change the Java being 
used.  I do, however, set the path and libpath for my java 1.4.x because 
it was in my script and I didn't take it out though libpath isn't needed. 
I can tell which Java is being called because they each change the 
properties icon in the upper right corner differently and I did some 
testing of renaming other Java directories just to make sure. 
I do vaguely remember a similar error but no idea now what was causing 
it (assuming that what I am remembering is even the same error).  If it 
comes to me I will surely report it.
Andy

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