06-11-2008
Hi Pupp,
Thank you for your response! I considered your suggestion - but as I said, since some scripts are common across platforms, if possible, I would like to avoid Solaris specific changes to them.
Also the java executable for 64 bit is present directly under the sparcv9 directory. Usually the executables are supposed to be under $JAVA_HOME/bin, right?
Last edited by AKiwi; 06-11-2008 at 06:58 PM..
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