Adapter Class not formed error in bdk 1.1. with jdk1.4.2

Hi,
i have installed j2sdk 1.4.2 on my machine n bdk 1.1 now
I have set classpath apropriatly.now when i m going to
hook up two beans there appear this error
WARNING: Could not Runtime.exec(String) "javac" in the standard way: java.io.IOException: CreateProcess: javac -classpath classes;..\lib\methodtracer.jar;..\inf
obus.jar;C:\Downloads\bdk1_1\beans\jars\buttons.jar;C:\Downloads\bdk1_1\beans\jars\eventmonitor.jar;C:\Downloads\bdk1_1\beans\jars\jelly.jar;C:\Downloads\bdk1_1
\beans\jars\juggler.jar;C:\Downloads\bdk1_1\beans\jars\misc.jar;C:\Downloads\bdk
1_1\beans\jars\molecule.jar;C:\Downloads\bdk1_1\beans\jars\quote.jar;C:\Download
s\bdk1_1\beans\jars\select.jar;C:\Downloads\bdk1_1\beans\jars\sort.jar;C:\Downlo
ads\bdk1_1\beans\jars\test.jar;C:\Downloads\bdk1_1\beans\jars\transitional.jar -
nowarn tmp\sunw\beanbox\___Hookup_18b651ebd6.java error=2
Check that the version of "javac" that you are running
is the one supplied with Sun's JDK1.x (which includes the
compiler classes) and not some other version of "java"
or JRE shipped with some other product.
Could not create event adaptor.
I don't know what to do.so please anyone have idea then please suggest me.
jogi
[email protected]

Hey jogi
I had a problem with bean box when hooking two beans together - it just hung, turned out that not only the bdk needed to be installed in a directory with no spaces in it (it didnt like spaces like "c:\Program Files\bdk1.1" for example ) but i also had to move my jars into a non- space file path.....hhhmmm not sure if this will fix your problem but if your stuck give it a go or have a read through the bug report http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4257660.html
walt.

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