JDK 5.0 help

[Saky]

Hi, I need help!
I downloaded JDK 5.0 Update 9 with NetBeans 5.0 from official Sun web
site, but, when i tried to install it, I get this message:

Error in instructions. Invalid jvm file name specified in LAUNCH.
Invalid variable specification. Line number (4)

What should I do?

[Oliver Wong]

Re: JDK 5.0 help

"Saky" <saky_hr@yahoo. comwrote in message
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Hi, I need help!
I downloaded JDK 5.0 Update 9 with NetBeans 5.0 from official Sun web
site, but, when i tried to install it, I get this message:
>
Error in instructions. Invalid jvm file name specified in LAUNCH.
Invalid variable specification. Line number (4)
>
What should I do?

Did you try redownloading? If you only need the JDK without an IDE like
NetBeans, you could download the the JDK only to reduce the chances of a
download corruption.

- Oliver

[Saky]

Re: JDK 5.0 help

The reason I downloaded it is couse I'm trying to install some game
(Football Manager 2007). I got the same error when I tried to install
JDK. Then I tried to delete Java from my computer, and to install the
version which worked fine till this, and got this error again... Then
I formated my computer and try to install JDK, but couldnt, same
error. I install SDK 1.2 (i think :)) and when try to install FM 2007
coludn't. Got same error. :(
Can someone tell me what that error means, so I'll try to finde some
solution. I just don't know what it's trying to tell me. :)
I think that it gote something with Java Virtual Machine (couse in
error it sad Invalid jvm file name...).
Thak's for help!


On Wed, 04 Oct 2006 13:51:44 GMT, "Oliver Wong" <owong@castorte ch.com>
wrote:

>"Saky" <saky_hr@yahoo. comwrote in message
>news:3b95i2dtb bt2ch55jnjatde3 7k1nvf2fif@4ax. com...

>Hi, I need help!
>I downloaded JDK 5.0 Update 9 with NetBeans 5.0 from official Sun web
>site, but, when i tried to install it, I get this message:
>>
>Error in instructions. Invalid jvm file name specified in LAUNCH.
>Invalid variable specification. Line number (4)
>>
>What should I do?

>
Did you try redownloading? If you only need the JDK without an IDE like
>NetBeans, you could download the the JDK only to reduce the chances of a
>download corruption.
>
- Oliver
>

[Oliver Wong]

Re: JDK 5.0 help


"Saky" <saky_hr@yahoo. comwrote in message
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The reason I downloaded it is couse I'm trying to install some game
(Football Manager 2007). I got the same error when I tried to install
JDK. Then I tried to delete Java from my computer, and to install the
version which worked fine till this, and got this error again... Then
I formated my computer and try to install JDK, but couldnt, same
error. I install SDK 1.2 (i think :)) and when try to install FM 2007
coludn't. Got same error. :(
Can someone tell me what that error means, so I'll try to finde some
solution. I just don't know what it's trying to tell me. :)
I think that it gote something with Java Virtual Machine (couse in
error it sad Invalid jvm file name...).
Thak's for help!

See http://forum.sun.com/jive/thread.jsp...787&tstart=105

However, I don't think you need the JDK at all to play Football Manager
2007.

- Oliver

[Saky]

Re: JDK 5.0 help

Thanks!
I know that JDK want solve my problem, but I want to try. Error I got
has something with Java, so i looked on sun web site for newer
versions and tried this. But, that didn't solve my problem. :(




On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 14:49:09 GMT, "Oliver Wong" <owong@castorte ch.com>
wrote:

>
>"Saky" <saky_hr@yahoo. comwrote in message
>news:krtji2pg6 8c5tmfpj2fq0qk4 nn0agi6mto@4ax. com...

>The reason I downloaded it is couse I'm trying to install some game
>(Football Manager 2007). I got the same error when I tried to install
>JDK. Then I tried to delete Java from my computer, and to install the
>version which worked fine till this, and got this error again... Then
>I formated my computer and try to install JDK, but couldnt, same
>error. I install SDK 1.2 (i think :)) and when try to install FM 2007
>coludn't. Got same error. :(
>Can someone tell me what that error means, so I'll try to finde some
>solution. I just don't know what it's trying to tell me. :)
>I think that it gote something with Java Virtual Machine (couse in
>error it sad Invalid jvm file name...).
>Thak's for help!

>
>See http://forum.sun.com/jive/thread.jsp...787&tstart=105
>
However, I don't think you need the JDK at all to play Football Manager
>2007.
>
- Oliver
>