#Java for 10.4.11 mac for mac os#
#Java for 10.4.11 mac mac os x#
#Java for 10.4.11 mac install#

You can do this by starting up the binary that you want to run from the command-line using the fully qualified path (e.g., /Applications/Safari/Contents/MacOS/Safari).

In your situation, you can do one of two things:ġ) Start up the app from the shell that sourced the. If you want it available to the wider system (I suspect that you're double-clicking on the game) then you need to define it in a manner that provides it to the wider context of the entire operating system. profile, it will only be available to applications that are started from a shell that sources that. Which is the old version of java installed.Ĭould anyone please please please help me?īruce Snyder 08 November, 2011 Of Fate - The problem that you're experiencing is due to the context of the $PATH variable that you have defined. Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.5.0_19-138, mixed mode, sharing) Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.5.0_19-b02-306) The soyalatte installation would not work, i.e. profile, adding the following lines:Įxport PATH=/Applications/soylatte16-i386-1.0.3/bin:$PATHĮxport JAVA_HOME=/Applications/soylatte16-i386-1.0.3/ Which i think it means that it is not considering the new version of java that i have installed.

#Java for 10.4.11 mac install#

Java Web Start is unable to automatically download and install the requested version.

The application has requested a version of the JRE (version 1.6+) that currently is not locally installed. #An error occurred while launching/running the application. However, when i lunch my tool, i still obtain the following error message: Moreover, if i type 'echo $PATH' and 'echo $JAVA_HOME' i also get what i would expect. Setenv JAVA_HOME /Applications/soylatte16-i386-1.0.3/ To install soyalatte i have modified the file. I have installed soyalatte (soylatte16-i386-1.0.3), presumably correctly, since if i type 'java -version' i obtain:

#Java for 10.4.11 mac mac os x#

Simona has left a new comment on your post 'Java 1.6 via SoyLatte on MacOS X 10.4.11':Ĭiao, i have a mac os x 10.4 and i need to use a tool which requires java6 to be installed. This is what happened with the following comment so I am manually posting it myself: I'll have to check it out while I'm in SF that week.įor history sake, I did find that Landon offered the first preview release of SoyLatte back in November of 2007 via this Artima posting titled Landon Fuller Ports OpenJDK 6 to OS X as well as an interview with Landon on JavaLobby.įWIW, a friend let me know that SoyLatte will only run on Intel-based Macs.įor some reason, Blogger occasionally sends me emails to let me know that someone has posted a comment on one of my blog posts and yet when I visit the blog post, the comment is not there. I hope to contribute this work to OpenJDK as soon as is feasible.Īnd it appears that Landon is also going to have a SoyLatte BOF at JavaOne 2008. There's even work going on to integrate with an Aqua look and feel library named Quaqua which looks pretty interesting.Īdditionally, at the bottom of the page, the author (some cool dude named Landon Fuller) indicates:

#Java for 10.4.11 mac for mac os#

SoyLatte is initially focused on supporting Java 6 development however, the long-term view far more captivating: open development of Java 7 for Mac OS X, with a release available in concert with the official Sun release, supported on all recent versions of Mac OS X. SoyLatte is a functional, X11-based port of the FreeBSD Java 1.6 patchset to Mac OS X Intel machines.

Here's a blurb about the project from the website: The Java implementation is named SoyLatte and is a port of the BSD Java for MacOS X 10.4 and 10.5. Unfortunately Robert's blog is no longer available, but I did find his video still available on Vimeo:Īfter simply expanding the bzip2 archive, I am able to execute the Java binary: I just downloaded, expanded and ran Java 1.6 on MacOS X 10.4.11 using the advice from this blog entry by Robert Dempsey.