Hello,
Here is one hint/information regarding java and Ubuntu. When install OS it uses gcj not sun java or open jdk. So, you need to install it first.
do that by using synaptic or on Lucid like it was explained in previous post:
But this does not means that your Ubuntu use it. Check with
What you need to do is to tell Ubuntu which Java you need. First, check what are alternatives ( all installed Java versions ):
sudo update-java-alternatives -l |
Than:
sudo update-alternatives --config java |
to set desired Java.
Hope this helps,
robert