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Re: [dsdp-mtj-dev] Re: Help: WTK2.5.2 + MTJ 0.9 + Eclipse 3.4.1 + JRE6_10 (Markus Sinner)
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This conversation *should* be happening in the newsgroup...
Anyway, if you can't launch emulator.exe from the command-line, then MTJ
is not going to be able to launch it. There is not a dependency on Java
6, only on Java 5. It sounds like your WTK installation is broken. My
suggestion would be to uninstall that and reinstall. I would also
suggest that you try to the built in WTK tools to verify it is working
after installation. Once it is working with the WTK tools, you should
be able to import into MTJ.
Craig
serwei wrote:
Hi!
No I'm not using Linux, on WinXP.
I tried emulator.exe anyway -> Create process failed.
with or w/o parameters.
Just in case, I got JRE, but no need for the J6SE SDK right?
do I need to set anything in the env, like JAVA_HOME etc? I tried but
same effect...
JRE6_10
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I suppose you are using linux?
Be careful to choose the right path for scanning. Sometimes the
open-dir-dialog chooses a subdir, where MTJ will not find anything.
You can change into "WTK2.5.2" and there choose the "bin" directory and
press OK. Then press "Refresh" on the right side.
If that does not work, try executing on a command line:
$HOME/WTK2.5.2/bin/emulator -Xquery
(replate $HOME/WTK2.5.2 if you installed somewhere else).
This should give some output - if not, something is wrong.
Greetings,
Markus
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