> probably some sort of wrapper round the "java JavaApplication" command > that starts the JVM and it evidently didn't set JAVA_HOME or the > classpath. > > To the OP: make sure your run-time environment sets the JAVA_HOME > environment variable as explained in the installation notes for the JRE. > That should allow your application to find the standard class libraries. > > The easiest way of doing this may be to use a wrapper script that sets > JAVA_HOME and any other environment variables you need before it issues > the "wine ...." command. > > > Martin Thank you James. Thank you Martin. I tried the following on the command line, and it still gives the same error. Code: export JAVA_HOME=/home/pd/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/Java/jre6/bin/java; export WINEDEBUG=1 ; wine /path/tp/app.exe FYI, I installed jre into wine using the windows installer jre-6u20-windows-i586-s.exe. I also have java installed into my linux host separately. I am setting JAVA_HOME to bin/java located inside wine directory. Thanks, PD
