Upgrade Java Version

Hello xperts,
I am using OIM 9.1.0.1 freely availabe on oracle site with Jboss.
When I installed I used JDK 1.4.Now how to upgrade my Java version?I want to use jdk1.5
Thanks
-Mahi

Well the JDK you specified during installation was consumed during installation process. Now when OIM is started in sync with the JBoss, it reads the JAVA_HOME environment variable. So just update your environment variable JAVA_HOME to point to this new JDK.
OIM Server invokes the xlStartServer.bat which in turn invokes the run.bat, wherein the logic for JAVA_HOME handling is specified. Just see if you want to relate and know more and do as I told above.
Thanks
Sunny

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Download Latest JDK 6.0 Update
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in my db server current version is:
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user8983130 wrote:
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Using windows 95 already,
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867322 wrote:
When I changed it to <jar href="formeditor.jar" />, and have jar in folder it works.Okay, so you at least have a workaround.
can anyone help?Search the bugs database to see if someone else already reported this; if not create a new bug entry. Whatever mistake you could make, you should not be getting a NullPointerException as a result so this is at the very least a bug in the error handling of webstart.
But just some observations to try and see if you can make a difference (which is added input for your bug report). If I check JNLP examples, I see that the url specified is usually without a protocol, so it could be like this:
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Also you provide a main-class; if the jar manifest specifies a main-class (and it should) you don't need to specify it in your JNLP file.

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