Error loading jvm.dll - urgent!!

Hi,
When I try to compile using javac, I get an error as stated below:
Error loading: y:\sys\nt\j2sdk-1_3_1\jre\bin\hotspot\jvm.dll
What am I missing?
Thanks

check if jvm.dll exists in y:\sys\nt\j2sdk-1_3_1\jre\bin\hotspot. May not be a good solution but try to uninstall and re-install j2sdk. Also check ur CLASSPATH settings
Vinay

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Hi
We have recently, installed Oracle Apps 11i. While applying a patch on Apps 11i, we were getting a Java error - Error Loading: ...\classic\jvm.dll. And we are unable to apply the Apps11i patch.
I checked the entire Server for JVM.dll, but could not find it.
After checking this forum, I found, that, a similar BUG in Java has been reported, but most of the BUG descriptions are for WIN 95 and WIN2K and NOT for WinNT.
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Enviroment Info:
Product :- Oracle Apps 11i
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Regards
Vinod

jvm.dll should be in the <java>\bin\classic directory.
If it's not, then I THINK there's something wrong with your java runtime environment (jre).
Is this something you installed yourself - the java - or was it soemthing dropped on yoour system by the Oracle product?
o former: Get a new jre.
o Latter: Get a new jre and/or complain to Oracle.

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jvm.dll should be in the <java>\bin\classic directory.
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at windows xp sp2 ,
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Win2000 & 1.4.0 Beta2: Could not load jvm.dll

Question: How does 1.4 Beta2 find it's resources?
When trying to run Install Anywhere 4.5, I get the error message:
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Try re-installing the Java VM and change the java VM used by the application
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OK, I have about 4 different SDKs installed and I heard that if you deinstall everything else and just install 1.4 Beta 2 - it supposetly works. This is not an option, if you try to install/upgrade an application where the user does not know that a VM is.
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JAVA_HOME is set to a 1.4.0 Beta 2 JRE and the PATH is also pointing to the \bin directory ... and in their server/client sub-directories is the jvm.dll
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You're running Java2 from "D:\Compiere2\jre". Does the file "D:\Compiere2\jre\bin\hotspot\jvm.dll" exist? And is this the installation which is Java 1.4?
As far as where the registry entry is kept, it is in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/JavaSoft. However, this value only seems to be used when you run the java.exe which Sun install in the Windows system directory.

Newbie Topic - compiling errors and jvm.dll missing

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http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/0BF52E6FAC0BF9C286256EDB00015230
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Can I Use a Free Compiler with Simulation Interface Toolkit (SIT)?
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CVI RT Missing Export Error when using a DLL from VS2008
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=180&message.id=41001&requireLogin=False
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Mit freundlichen Grüßen
i. A. Ralf N.
Application Engineering,
GERMANY

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