Thanks Kevin - https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=174844 Kevin M. Myer wrote:
Quoting Richard Megginson <rmeggins@xxxxxxxxxx>:Sounds good. Will this work on Fedora Core or other linux distros?I'm not sure how portable it would be with other distros (it should definitely work on FC), but here was what I was thinking:Check /etc/java/java.conf and if it exists try using the values there. Maybe tickle to see if /etc/{redhat,fedora}-release exists first. I'd vote for a "assume nothing but the known distributions/environments where this works approach" (which is to say that if say a /etc/java/java.conf file exists on a Solaris install, don't blindly assume that the values in it are anywhere near or even related to what exists in a Red Hat java.conf file). For binary packages, this probably means including a RPM dependency for jpackage-utils (which in and of itself could still lead to problems, since you could have that installed but have no JRE installed..).The more ways there are to find where the JRE might be (which may amount to figuring out what the clues are on each distro/OS), the lower the bar to entry becomes and Things Just Work.Kevin
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