Hi,
>> this message occurs after upgrading from WOLips 1.1.0.66 to beta 1.
>> When i build the app and deploy it i do not get the message.
>> SunJCE.jar is in the classpath which the apps writes out in its
>> constructor.
>
> SunJCE.jar is the Sun JCE provider?
>
do not know, but this file makes problems :-)
>> any hints, it would be very good if one can see the launchclasspath
>> generated by WOLips to start an app that is builded with incremental
>> builder.
>
> You can only see the full classpath in the debug view, choose
> Properties from the context menu on the second node in the tree of
> your launched application (the node that has the path to your java
> executable as it's name (c:\java\j2sdk1.4.2_03\bin\javaw.exe in my
> case)), in the properties dialog you can see the full command line of
> the launched java executable. I find it helps to copy the command line
> into an editor, since it's pretty long.
>
> I suspect a problem with the JRE configuration in Eclipse. Can you
> check the list of system libraries under
> Window|Preferences|Java|Installed JREs ? On my systems I have two
> entries for jce: ..../jre/lib/jce.jar and
> .../jre/lib/ext/sunjce_provider.jar .
>
Its a known 'bug' according to the java bugtracking system. Solution:
1) open jvm settings in 'window - preferences - java - installed jre's
- nowyourjvm'
2) remove sun_jce.jar
3) add
/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/14.2/Home/lib/ext/
sun_jce.jar as external jar to your launch config.
et voilą, everything works again.
regards David
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