Jdeveloper3.1

after installing jdeveloper 3.1
i got a problem running it as each time i try to run it i get the following error
message ("unable to start java virtual machine for jdeveloper")
i don't know what to do ??
could anyone help please...

It sounds like your JDK isn't defined properly (i.e. a bad install). I'd reinstall it and see if it still happens.
Rob
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