Jason,
Often you can stuff an environment variable in your own space that
defines what you need.
i.e. in ksh or sh (and maybe bash)
export JDK_HOME=/full/path/to/jdk
Check the RubyMine install instructions. Also, if you''re just
evaluating you might check out Sun''s NetBeans. It''s a fairly
mature
IDE with an active development community behind it.
Rick
On Nov 13, 11:42 am, "jason white"
<stonesoupandboiledfr...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>
wrote:> I''m having trouble installing RubyMine on my Ubuntu 8.10 desktop
>
> I unpacked the file:
>
> jason@jason-ubuntu-vm:~/Desktop$ sudo tar -xzvf rubymine435.tar.gz
>
> change to the new directory, then to the bin directory
>
> start the installer:
>
> sudo ./rubymine.sh
>
> then i get this error:
>
> ERROR: cannot start RUBYMINE
> No JDK found to run RubyMine. Please validate either IDEA_JDK or JDK_HOME
> points to valid JDK installation.
> exec: 60: /bin/java: not found
>
> i installed the java jdk (sudo apt-get install sun-java-jdk6), and it
> installed with no errors. my guess is that i need to edit a config file,
but
> cannot figure out which one. Or maybe it''s something else.
>
> thanks,
> Jason
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