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Article ID: 1045
Last updated: 05 Feb, 2008
Problem
Installation of StudioJ, GridJ, ChartJ, BlendJ or DBToolsJ does not work and you get a
Cause
The Edition 1 CD was mastered as High Sierra/ISO 9660 format and without Rock Ridge extensions. The file name mangling will turn files names such as
Action
To get around this problem, copy the
Installation of StudioJ, GridJ, ChartJ, BlendJ or DBToolsJ does not work and you get a
Failure in reading CD Tracking Number File message.Cause
The Edition 1 CD was mastered as High Sierra/ISO 9660 format and without Rock Ridge extensions. The file name mangling will turn files names such as
unlockcodes.txt into an 8.3 filename like unlock~1.txt.Action
To get around this problem, copy the
mac.zip file to somewhere on your file system. Also copy the unlock~1.txt file to the same directory and rename it unlockcodes.txt. On Unix only, also copy the setup.sh file to this directory.
Unzip the file by typing unzip mac.zip. If you do not have unzip, you can find the source or precompiled binaries at http://www.cdrom.com/pub/infozip/UnZip.html
Once unzipped, you can run setup.sh if on Unix, or java setup, or whatever java virtual machine you have installed on your system, and complete the installation. Make sure your CLASSPATH is correct.
Also make sure that you only select the product for which you have the unlock code. For example, if you only purchased BlendJ, unclick StudioJ and click BlendJ before putting in your unlock code.
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Article ID: 1045
Last updated: 05 Feb, 2008
Revision: 1
Views: 3210
Posted: 15 Jun, 1998 by
Dean J.
Updated: 05 Feb, 2008 by
Dean J.
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