Pre Installation Tasks

Razuna 1.2.2 Razuna 1.2.2 uses Java 6 (version 1.6) solely and supports 64bit. Make sure that you point to the correct Java version in order to deploy Razuna 1.2.2!

Windows

- If you already have J2SE Development Kit 6.0 installed, skip to "Running the Razuna Server"

- Browse to http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads
- Select the "JDK 6uN" option
- Download the "Windows Offline Installation" option
- Install once downloaded

Linux (Ubuntu)
Please follow the following descriptions to install Java 1.6 (or 6) under Ubuntu. First off, we need to enable the partner repository. To do so edit the file "/etc/apt/sources.list" with "vim" or your favorite editor and uncomment the following lines:

The update the repositories with:

The you are able to install Java with:

Linux (RedHat/CentOS)

Once you downloaded the above you can follow these steps to install the JDK successfully:

You will have to agree to a few things, but it self installs. After the JDK has been installed you have to download the Sun Compat libraries as well. Grab it at http://mirrors.dotsrc.org/jpackage/1.7/generic/non-free/RPMS/. Then do a;

To make sure your system is configured to use this latest version of Java by default, run the command:

you should see:

There are 2 programs which provide 'java'.

If number 2 has the *+ next to it, you should be fine. There is no need to do anything - just hit enter. If, for some reason, 1 is selected, then type 2 and enter.

MacOS X

In order to have Tomcat recognize the proper Java 1.6 version you need to set the Java version within the shell. Unfortunately, it does not help set it only in the "Java Preferences" of MacOS X, so you need to edit the .profile file.

As the user who runs the Razuna Application Server you need to open the file ./profile and add the following lines:

Save the file and close or reopen a new terminal window. You should now see that Tomcat uses the correct Java version with the line:

If you want to read more on this issue, then Nitai has written a more detail description of this over at his blog entitled "http://thenitai.com/2009/08/01/setting-the-correct-java-version-under-macos-x/".