JRE Installation in directory having space in its name.

Hi
I have installed JRE in a directory say /proj/pmcfg/akostha/USM 0.5.15.2/jre1.3/
when i cun java from /proj/pmcfg/akostha/test dir/jre1.3/bin directory..it says
grep: can't open /proj/pmcfg/akostha/USM
grep: can't open 0.5.15.2/jre1.3/bin/./../lib/jvm.cfg
and when i run
"/proj/pmcfg/akostha/USM 0.5.15.2/jre1.3/bin/java" from other directory
it says
Error: can't find libjava.so.
what is the reason..If it is not recommended to install JRE in a directory having space in its name.
or else what is the work around.I'm using SunOS5.6. Saprc
Ajay

I'm not sure about Solaris, and my proposal might also only work for some shells, but with bash under linux, you have to escape spaces that appear in file/diretory names, so instead of saying "my directory", you have to say "my\ directory" (without quotes).
Or try maybe "my directory" (with quotes) - that would be teh M$ way to do it.

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