Gui710 for java rev7 run in ubuntu(linux os)

hello,
I install the gui 710 for java rev7 in ubuntu(linux) whose java version is sun java Version 6 Update 11 . I can only run the guilogon and start graphic window in the command mode, but can not start graphic window when double click the guillogon icon in start menu. can you give me any solutions?

It sounds to me that your gnome-terminal uses different environment variables than your shell (bash/csh/..).
Please try the following:
(1) create a file in the /?/SAPGui/bin directory called guilogon_local
(2) The content of the file should be:
#!/bin/sh
export PLATIN_JAVA=###PATH to your 32bit JAVA executable
/?/SAPGUI/bin/guilogon
(3) chmod and chown the new file so you/your user can execute it.
(4) change the comand attached to the SAP GNOME-Icon to your new guilogon_local
The new file will actually set the PLATIN_JAVA environment and call afterwards the linked guilogon.
Christian

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