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jabber(jabber)

Let me try to figure out your problem. I noticed a word "EXTRACT" in your error message.

Right not, it is a tendency to use XML files to
decribe the configuration of the software.
Both JDK1.2.1 and 1.2.2 supports XML file.
However, JDK 1.2.1 has some wreaks in supporting XML files.

If your problem is related to the difference betwee these JDK versions, I think I have hit the glitch.

In any case, I suggest you investigate the
softwares's release notes and similar files.
If it comes with a CD, you can browse CD.
If you downloaded from Internet, go to its website and check the documentation.

Good luck

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工作学习 / IT技术讨论 / a strange phenomena with installshiled(JAVA) -lsc(Kantata); 2000-10-1 {709} (#9780@0)
I met a strange phenomena when i was trying to install a java application. The vendor
provides a class file for installation. I just run
"java xxx" to install it. Installshield(Java) was initiated, and I can see the installtion GUI, and the setup began extracting process. However ,near the end of the process, it termintaed abnormally indicating "Failed to execute installshield.jshield.actions.ExtractAction".

I try the same process in another machine with same OS, everything seem ok.
the java executives i used is of the same version, both are 1.2.2. I belive that there must be some differences in two machines. but I don't know figure it out.

Does anyone have ever met the same thing?

Let me try -jabber(jabber); 2000-10-1 {637} (#9791@0)
Let me try to figure out your problem. I noticed a word "EXTRACT" in your error message.

Right not, it is a tendency to use XML files to
decribe the configuration of the software.
Both JDK1.2.1 and 1.2.2 supports XML file.
However, JDK 1.2.1 has some wreaks in supporting XML files.

If your problem is related to the difference betwee these JDK versions, I think I have hit the glitch.

In any case, I suggest you investigate the
softwares's release notes and similar files.
If it comes with a CD, you can browse CD.
If you downloaded from Internet, go to its website and check the documentation.

Good luck

Jabber, I am using JDK1.2.2 on both machines. Thank you , I will try also; -lsc(Kantata); 2000-10-2 (#9807@0)

@Las Vegas

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