Problem installing program running with Java

When i start to run a program appear a window witj following message: "preparing to run java virtual machine"..after that appear next small window with installshield wizard. When make a transition between this small windows to start to install the program, nothing happens it is he does not make this transition.
I already download the new version without results.
Do have any ideia what could be the problem.?
Thanks
Jorge

Which JRE is bundle inside your application ?
Is it International or US only ??
I have a reason to believe that US version is
throwing NullPointerException when installing it
on windows 2000 server
When you starting the installer, The installer is unpacking the JRE - so check which directory it expanded and than Try running java.exe from the JRE that was installed.
Maybe its currupted, You dont need to run any code
even if your run java.exe without anything the
exception is thrown
If exception is thrown try the international version of JRE

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