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adamsjw2
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 Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2006 4:51 pm Post subject: no hsqldb2.so in java.library.path |
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Hi all,
Sorry if this has been covered elsewhere, but a search in the forum didn't help. I tried to open a table in OO Base 2.0.0.5 and I received the error as noted in my subject line. This might be Debian specific. I'm using a debian "etch" install. Blackdown JRE is installed.
Any help would be greatly appreciated as I'm up against a deadline.
TIA,
Jim A. |
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DrewJensen
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I don't know much about Linux in general and even less about debian, but I remembered seeing something about HSQLDB2 on the mail list at OO.o
Here is a copy of one of the emails, maybe it means something to you...it's all greek to me (no offense to any one here that actually speaks Greek..  )
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Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
>>>the hsqldb.jar must be in the program folder of the office, otherwise
>>>the hsqldb2*.so can not be found by the jar file.
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> Sorry, this should have been program/classes.
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>>Thank you, now it says "no hsqldb2 in java.library.path"
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>>Is there someway to just tell it where these files are, rather than
>>creating a link for each one in the /openoffice/program directory?
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> This shouldn't be necessary at all. I'm a little bit surprised that your
> original OOo version does not seem to contain hsqldb.jar (at least you
> didn't mention) - where did you get it from? Was it an "official"
> release from www.openoffice.org, or a specially-built version from some
> Linux vendor?
Moving the link to the classes directory fixed the problem. I installed
OpenOffice with a deb via the Synaptic Package Manager, utilizing the
Agnula & Debian/Debian US repositories.
Thank you
Douglas
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If you want to see the original message, go to the OO.o site, then the DBA project page and the mailing lists there. It is on the Users list, just do a search for hsqldb2
HTH
Drew
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adamsjw2
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Drew,
Thanks, but this didn't help. I'm a little stumped on this.
Jim |
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