Fixes to D2K on Lorien

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Posted by Laura Kruse on October 11, 2000 at 19:59:45:

This is Dave Clutters response about the problems we were having with D2K on Lorien. After applying his suggestions it seems to work a lot better now. Thanks Dave.

Please see http://chili.ncsa.uiuc.edu/faq/faq.html

Remove "swingall.jar" from the LAX.CLASS.PATH in the d2k.lax file to stop
seeing the warning about SwingUtilities1.1 on startup. The reason for the
warning is that the swingall.jar file contains older versions of the
javax.swing classes than those that come with jdk1.3. By removing
swingall.jar from the classpath, d2k will use the ones that come with jdk1.3.

How can I change the Java virtual machine that runs D2K?
In the directory where d2k was installed, there is a file called d2k.lax.
Open it in a text editor and locate the LAX.NL.CURRENT.VM item to the
following:
lax.nl.current.vm=/path/to/java/bin/java for UNIX-like systems
or
lax.nl.current.vm=path\\to\\java\\bin\\java.exe for Windows systems (be
sure to use the double \\),
where /path/to/java is the absolute path to the directory that Java is
installed in on your machine.

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: This is Dave Clutters response about the problems we were having with D2K on Lorien. After applying his suggestions it seems to work a lot better now. Thanks Dave. : Please see http://chili.ncsa.uiuc.edu/faq/faq.html : Remove "swingall.jar" from the LAX.CLASS.PATH in the d2k.lax file to stop : seeing the warning about SwingUtilities1.1 on startup. The reason for the : warning is that the swingall.jar file contains older versions of the : javax.swing classes than those that come with jdk1.3. By removing : swingall.jar from the classpath, d2k will use the ones that come with jdk1.3. : How can I change the Java virtual machine that runs D2K? : In the directory where d2k was installed, there is a file called d2k.lax. : Open it in a text editor and locate the LAX.NL.CURRENT.VM item to the : following: : lax.nl.current.vm=/path/to/java/bin/java for UNIX-like systems : or : lax.nl.current.vm=path\\to\\java\\bin\\java.exe for Windows systems (be : sure to use the double \\), : where /path/to/java is the absolute path to the directory that Java is : installed in on your machine.

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