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Java related question	by nimdokk	2002-07-23 15:27:30
Is it a mapped drive?	by Naruki	2002-07-23 15:34:27
yes	by nimdokk	2002-07-23 15:36:21
Probably doesn't apply in your case...	by Naruki	2002-07-23 15:45:09
hmm	by nimdokk	2002-07-23 15:50:15
so, do I misunderstand	by tigermouse	2002-07-23 15:57:31
it works	by nimdokk	2002-07-23 16:05:27
so you're trying to run it locally?	by tigermouse	2002-07-23 16:16:51
well	by nimdokk	2002-07-23 17:10:22
the way we were trying is this: we installed the software to server (thanks to admin). We have a drive mapped to the share on that server where the software was loaded. On our own workstation, we went thru Explorer to the mapped drive (in this case J: which was mapped to the correct share on the server) and attempted to run the program. when we did, we got the above message about javaw.exe. when we went to the console (c: on the server itself) and ran the program, it went just fine. so the problem is definitly with the drive mappings. it is also now apparent to me that this program was never designed to be a true client-server application. we were just using the old version as if it were. sigh
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Can't get there from here?	by tigermouse	2002-07-23 17:32:35
well	by nimdokk	2002-07-23 17:40:33
hey, easy peasy!	by tigermouse	2002-07-23 18:10:30
heh	by nimdokk	2002-07-23 18:12:09
there's only one thing to do then	by tigermouse	2002-07-23 18:24:21
to be honest	by nimdokk	2002-07-23 18:28:35

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