Netscape ENTERPRISE SERVER 6.0 - PROGRAMMER GUIDE TO SERVLETS Programmer's Manual page 40

Configuring JRE/JDK Paths
• JDK Runtime Libpath
Enter the runtime library path for the JDK.
• JDK Runtime Classpath
The class path includes the paths to the directories and jar files needed to run
the servlet engine, the servlet examples, and any other paths needed by
servlets that you add. You can add new values to the existing class path, but
don't delete the existing value since it includes paths that are essential for
servlet operation.
Supply values for the following fields if you select the JRE radio button:
• JRE Path
Enter the path for the JRE. This is the directory where you installed the JRE.
• JRE Runtime Libpath
Enter the runtime library path for the JRE.
NOTE
It is easiest to use the Configure JRE/JDK Paths page to switch between the JRE
and the JDK, but you can also make the change programmatically, as follows:
• On UNIX:
Edit the file server_root
If the server is currently using the JRE, this file has a variable
enable the server to use a JDK, add the variable
JDK directory. You'll also need to change the value of the
NSES_JDK
NSES_JRE
(that is, jdk_dir
40 Netscape Enterprise Server Programmer's Guide to Servlets • November 2001
If you are not sure of the JDK runtime libpath, the JDK runtime
classpath, or the JRE runtime libpath, leave these fields blank to tell
the server to use the default paths.
/https-admserv/start-jvm
should point to the installation directory for the JDK, while
should point to the JRE directory in the installation directory for JDK
).
/jre
.
NSES_JRE.
whose value is the
NSES_JDK
variable.
NSES_JRE
To