I don't know anything about QSHELL, but your JAVA_HOME is being set to "ROOTQIBMProdDataJava400jdk15binJava"
Maybe don't use '\' and instead use '/' ? For example export JAVA_HOME=/xdir/ydir/zdir/jdk15 Awright wrote: > > Well fro future reference if anyone else gets this issue, I /think/ I am > on the right track... The QSHELL equivelant of the wondoze environment set > is; > > export JAVA_HOME=\blah\blah\file > > I've not quite got it right as it's still whinging and throwing up an > error message, but my error message has changed to; > > Error: JAVA_HOME is not defined correctly. > We cannot execute ROOTQIBMProdDataJava400jdk15binJava/bin/java > > So progress...;) > > > > Joe Fernandez wrote: >> >> The JAVA_HOME environment variable points to your Java runtime home >> directory. For example, on Windoze it would be set as follows, >> C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_06\jre >> >> So find out where your Java runtime has been installed and set JAVA_HOME >> accordingly. >> >> Joe >> >> >> Awright wrote: >>> >>> As previously mentioned - I know nothing about this side of iSeries >>> tech as never had to use it prior to the company I work for now, so the >>> whole $ACTIVEMQ.... is new to me... I'm assuming that's some kind of >>> variable or something?..;) >>> >>> I've tried running it by going to the /bin directory while in QSHELL, >>> this was after making sure I used the chmod to do what was mentioned on >>> the web page - "chmod 755 activemq", in case there were authority >>> issues. >>> >>> I get an error now claiming I haven't set JAVA_HOME, and frankly no idea >>> where to start with this. Just been trying to figure out currently where >>> I set that enviromental variable.:) >>> >>> Actual error is; >>> >>> /apache-activemq-5.1.0/bin/activemq: 001-0019 Error found searching for >>> command which. No such path or directory. >>> Error: JAVA_HOME is not defined correctly. >>> >>> Thanks for the response, and any light you could throw this way..:) >>> >>> >>> Joe Fernandez wrote: >>>> >>>> With the default configuration, you should be able to run the ActiveMQ >>>> message broker right out of the box >>>> >>>> What happens when you run $ACTIVEMQ_HOME/bin/activemq ? >>>> >>>> Joe >>>> http://www.ttmsolutions.com - get a free ActiveMQ user guide >>>> >>>> >>>> with the default con >>>> >>>> Awright wrote: >>>>> >>>>> Hello folks... I've done a quick search on this forum and haven't >>>>> found the answers I was looking for, so hopefully someone out there >>>>> can help me..:) >>>>> >>>>> Never touched ActiveMQ before, and therefore have zero previous >>>>> experience of the product, but I have been asked to install it on an >>>>> iSeries. >>>>> >>>>> Now, I've dumped a copy of the .gz onto the IFS, and I've gone in via >>>>> Qshell assuming that, that is where I need to go to "unpack and >>>>> install" it. However I'm having no joy - Does anyone know what I need >>>>> to do, or can you point me at any useful links? >>>>> >>>>> I've tried following the basic install steps you can get from the web >>>>> site, but it doesn't seem to be working for me. Now, as I said I've no >>>>> prior experience, and my primary knowledge lies with OS400, so I'll >>>>> happily hold my hand up if I'm doing something daft. >>>>> >>>>> Any help much appreciated. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/ActiveMQ-5.1.0-installation-on-an-iSeries.-tp20597585p20603964.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
