PDE-UJ1001, while trying to import java classes.

Hi,
When I try to import java classes into forms using the java
importer, I get an error stating PDE-UJ1001-Failed to create
JVM. I tried installing a patch in Developer 2000(Path 4a). But
still it doesnt work. Could anybody guide me in this?
Thanks,
Karthick.

am getting similar error - my dba has suggested that oracle developer uses the jvm from ie4 but i'm sure that cant be true as i thought the jvm was built in.
could somebody out there clarify this or inform me whats missing..
error
from dev 6i forms builder (6.0.8.11.3) on 8i (8.1.7.2.0) when trying to select option 'import java classes' from program menu returns error 'PDE-UJ1001 Failed to create the JVM.'
regards and thanks in anticipation....
vin ferguson

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