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| Java Virtual Machine Error Occurs During Oracle Client Libraries Installation on Ubuntu |
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8th of April, 2009
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Problem
The following error is returned when using the Oracle OCI installer on the TestTrack Server running on Ubuntu:
No Java virtual machine could be found from your PATH environment variable. You must install a VM prior to running this program.
Cause
LaunchAnywhere, which is used to install the Oracle Client Libraries, cannot locate the Java Virtual Machine (VM) installed with Ubuntu in the PATH environment variable or the full path to the VM. The installer cannot set the classpath or other variables required for installation.
Solution
Install a Java VM version that LaunchAnywhere recognizes.
Note: The following information only applies to Ubuntu 7.x and later. If you use Ubuntu 6.1 or earlier, you must download and install the Java JRE from the Sun Web site.
- To disable the installed Java VM, rename /etc/alternatives/java to /etc/alternatives/java-old.
- Start the Synaptic Package Manager.
- Choose Settings > Repositories.
- Select the 'Software restricted by copyright or legal issues (multiverse)' option.
- Search for 'sun-java6-jr' to locate Sun Java Platform Standard Edition Runtime Environment (JRE) 6.
- Install the JRE.
- Rerun the Oracle OCI installer.
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