[Gvsig_english] problems with administrator-rights under WINDOWS 7...

[Benjamin Ducke]

Sorry, I am out of ideas. But I suspect
that your problem cannot be fixed on
the gvSIG side. Maybe it is actually the
Java installation, or maybe another network
file system issue.

Are you using the JRE that comes with
gvSIG OADE, or a system Java installation?

You could try installing gvSIG into a user
folder on the local harddisk,
instead of the system's program path,
assuming that this is an option in
your network setup.

Ben


On 12/19/2011 03:09 PM, Ulrike Assmann wrote:
> Hallo Ben,
>
> thank you for your answer.
>
> "Well, Windows access rights can get quite complex,
> especially if you are in a network environment.
> However, gvSIG OADE requires only read access to
> the directory it's installed in. I am bit surprised
> that's not working with your setup."
>
> - yes, we are in a network environment
> - and we have tried it with full rights for the user, but the error remains...
>
> "Please attach the file C:\Users\<user>\gvSUIG\gvSIG.log"
> to your next message."
>
> - this file is created only after the first start, so there is not such file
> - if we start the programm as administrator, there is no error
>
> We think that it does no matter where gvSIG is installed, the problem is that the java
> command can not be executed.
>
> Do you have another idea?
>
> Thanks in advance!
> And with greetings from Stralsund
>
> Ulrike Assmann
> Dipl.-Kartographin
>
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