Linux 9.0 & latest JDK 1.4...

I;ve install Linux 9.0 onto my AMD 1000Mhz 512Meg ram system
After which i've installed the latest JDK & JRE d/l from sun...right
I've updated my $PATH to append the ../JDK1_4/bin directory
HEre's the problem
I've written this simple program
test.java:
public class test
public static void main( String args[] )
System.out.println( "Working with java & linux" );
when i used javac it compiles [ OK ]
but when I call java test it just waits for ever.... so i reinstalled my
system from scrach and then the inverse happend...i can type java <enter> and
the it shows me the help stuff...but when i try javac...it just hangs?
Any ideas who to fix this?

Just out of interest have you tried other JDKs like IBM or Blackdown,
my system is similar hardware 1GHz AMD 512mb RAM but running on redhat8.
You may also have a duff JDK binary.

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