said:
>and changed the CLASSPATH statement in my CONFIG.SYS to include the money
>file. (as in ...;C:\JPARTS\HotJavaBean.jar;). That didn't work (but
>read on...).
It should work, unless you are overriding CLASSPATH elsewhere. However,
there's really no need to set it via config.sys. It's easier to manage in
the program object or a script.
>However, I changed the program object so that the program was
>C:\JAVA11\BIN\JRE.EXE, and the parameters read:
>-mx32m -cp C:\POLARBAR\polarbar.zip;C:\JPARTS\HOTJAVABEAN.JAR;
>org.polarbar.mailer
>with C:\POLARBAR as the working directory and that seemed to work, sort
>of. The error went away but the appearance of the message reading window
>changed, namely my assigned colors for the window and text went away.
It sounds like you may have a problem with one of the PBM ini files.
These are in the Mailer subdirectory.
>What have I done? At this point, I can deal with acknowledging an error
>that appeared out of nowhere and seemed to have little effect, or remove
>the error and lose some program functionality. Any chance of retaining
>both functionality and freedom from error?
You should be able to do this. I'm not entirely convinced you are doing
what you think you are doing. That's why I still think you should
prototype your solution with a script rather than trying to get the
Program object right while working blind.
Also, you probably should check the various PBM logs. It's always
possible one of the PBM ini files has gotten corrupted and need to be
rebuilt.
Steven
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