It is somewhat hard to say where this error message is coming from based
on this. Is your application server installation still working properly
(i.e. it starts up, serves default and admin console URLs) after
restart/login? If so, you can probably disregard the login error, at
least when it comes to appserver functionality.
It is possible tha JVM error comes from one of the startup tasks defined
for your desktop. You can take a look at the content of Startup folder
in your windows Start menu and see if any of shortcuts defined there
might be using Java and throwing this error.
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
>Dear All,
>
>My Environment is:
>Windows 2003 R2
>JDK 6 updates 6
>Sun application server 9.1 update 1
>Problem is:
>I installed JDK 6 update 6 then install sun application server 9.1 update1, and every thing is installed successfully.
>sun application server is up and running and work fine .
>But when I restart the machine and log in to windows the following message appear:
>Java Virtual Machine
>Could not find the main class, Program will exit
>
>Is there any thing is missing?
>Is there any missing configuration?
>
>Please help me to solve this problem.
>
>Thanks in advance
>Mohammad Aly
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