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> On Tuesday 21 March 2006 17:26, Andreas Vinsander wrote: |
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> > Jonathan Schaeffer wrote: |
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> > >>Exactly how did you do that? |
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> java user settings for oo are stored in this file: |
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> ~/.ooo-2.0/user/config/javasettings_Linux_x86.xml |
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> if that file doesnt exist, oo will create one with java default enabled. just |
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> edit line as follows: |
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> <enabled xsi:nil="false">false</enabled> |
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> i noticed that when java is enabled oo each time is trying to gather some |
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> information about it, and it takes loooong time. for sure we need person who |
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> knows what is going on there. |
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The amd64 openoffice-bin requires a *32 bit* java to be installed. It does |
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take "forever" for ooo to decide that it can't find one. |
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The 2.0.2 ebuild should install one (app-emulation/emul-linux-x86-java). |
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Perhaps the location entries in the settings file are pointing somewhere |
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other than where they should be pointing. Maybe due to copying over |
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user data from earlier ooo installs. |
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In my personal javasettings_Linux_x86.xml file I have |
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<location>file:///usr/local/java32/jre1.5.0_05</location> |
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And I downloaded sun's x86 jre and installed it outside of portage |
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sometime ago. Cured my problems. |
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Dave F |
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