Dear all,
Just after installing the new Java update "Java for Mac OS X 10.6 Update 4", I have the problems with Java: command "java -version" resulted in "Unable to locate a Java Runtime to invoke."
I cannot really open Java Preferences in Utilities, saying that "No compatible version of Java 1.5+ is available."
Any thoughts on the fix? In "JavaVM.framework/versions" folder of Snow Leopard, there is no content in folder 1.5.0, since it is pointed to the 1.6.0 folder. In order to be able to switch order of Java versions in Java Preferences, should I get a Java 1.5.0 version and put it into that "versions" folder?
Many thanks for the help!
Xiaowen
Just after installing the new Java update "Java for Mac OS X 10.6 Update 4", I have the problems with Java: command "java -version" resulted in "Unable to locate a Java Runtime to invoke."
I cannot really open Java Preferences in Utilities, saying that "No compatible version of Java 1.5+ is available."
Any thoughts on the fix? In "JavaVM.framework/versions" folder of Snow Leopard, there is no content in folder 1.5.0, since it is pointed to the 1.6.0 folder. In order to be able to switch order of Java versions in Java Preferences, should I get a Java 1.5.0 version and put it into that "versions" folder?
Many thanks for the help!
Xiaowen