Re: java.util.NoSuchElementException when logging in

Thank you very much for your answers, Keith!
Actually, I had no idea I was running the gcj JVM. I installed the Sun 
JDK, set up the environment variables, etc.
So I thougth that Tomcat was using the SUN JVM and thought it was a 
classpath problem, and as you pointed out I did a nasty thing - I 
symlinked the java runtime to the tomcat lib directory. Sorry I forgot 
to mention that. :) However, it seems like the Tomcat rpm for Fedora 
Core 2 is kind of broken. It won't let you change the JVM thru the 
JAVA_HOME environment variable. I'm not sure if it's supposed to work, 
or if the packagers has made it that way for a reason. Anyway, I 
installed the binary dist from the jakarta project's site and that made 
the trick. Now Jamm is up and running, flawlessly.
/ Daniel


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