Jdeveloper.ini file is missing

I downloaded Jdeveloper 2.0 frpm the ftp.oracle.com. I didn't
have any installation problem. However, I got jdeveloper.ini
missing, cannot run. From the relase note, this file should be
created during the installation. Can anyone tell me what was
wrong?
Thanks
null

This definitely should have been created during installation. I
would try the following:
1. Run the uninstall program (Control Panel->Add/Remove
Programs)
2. Completely delete the JDeveloper 2.0 directory (or whatever
directory you specified to install into)
3. Re-run the installation procedure
If you installed 2.0 over an existing/earlier installation of
JDeveloper, this may have caused problems. Make sure you install
into a new directory. Or it may just have been a fluke in the
installation.
-L
ShihChao Lin (guest) wrote:
: I downloaded Jdeveloper 2.0 frpm the ftp.oracle.com. I didn't
: have any installation problem. However, I got jdeveloper.ini
: missing, cannot run. From the relase note, this file should be
: created during the installation. Can anyone tell me what was
: wrong?
: Thanks
null

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