Execute Netscape in Solaris

Hi!
I have a Java application in Solaris. This application has a button that when it is pressed it may start Netscape. But it doesn't happen. When you press the button and error occurs:
netscape: couldn't find our resources?
This could mean that there is an inappropriate 'Netscape' file installed
in the app-defaults directory. Check these environment variables and the
directories to which they point:
$XAPPLRESDIR
$XFILESEARCHPATH
$XUSERFILESEARCHPATH
Also check for this file in your home directory, or in the directory
called 'app_defaults' somewhere under /usr/lib.
Otherwise if you execute Netscape with a terminal or with the
fromPanel, it starts. With the button, if you execute another program it
can starts.
Thanks in advance.

Dude wrote:
Bash looks for ~/.bash_profile, ~/.bash_login, and ~/.profile, in that order, and reads and executes commands from the first one that exists and is readable. (man page) In other words, it's not reading .profile if ./bash_profile or .bash_login exists. However, the OP might not be using bash.OK, I was wrong again, again, again today.
I am going to quit while I am behind so as to not make it any worse.

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