I am trying to install Java14_64.sdk package on AIX 5.3 ML4. The
install fails with the message below, the license file IS on the
system/media but for some reason is not recognized. When I try
to install the license on its own it fails with a pre-requisite
failure, the pre-requisite being the above package -
Java14_64.sdk.
Any ideas out there ?


Selected Filesets
-----------------
Java14_64.sdk 1.4.0.1 # Java SDK 64-bit

<< End of Success Section >>

FILESET STATISTICS
------------------
1 Selected to be installed, of which:
1 Passed pre-installation verification
----
1 Total to be installed

LICENSE AGREEMENT FAILURES
------------------
The installation cannot proceed because the following filesets
require software license agreement files which could not be
found
on the system or installation media:

Java14_64.sdk

did you say "yes" to accept license agreements in smitty ?

Rgds
Mark Taylor

stevint schrieb:
> I am trying to install Java14_64.sdk package on AIX 5.3 ML4. The
> LICENSE AGREEMENT FAILURES

there's an individual Java*.license fileset you will have to install
before or along with the .sdk one.

stevint wrote:
> I am trying to install Java14_64.sdk package on AIX 5.3 ML4. The
> install fails with the message below, the license file IS on the
> system/media but for some reason is not recognized. When I try
> to install the license on its own it fails with a pre-requisite
> failure, the pre-requisite being the above package -
> Java14_64.sdk.
> Any ideas out there ?
>
>
> Selected Filesets
> -----------------
> Java14_64.sdk 1.4.0.1 # Java SDK 64-bit
>
> << End of Success Section >>
>
> FILESET STATISTICS
> ------------------
> 1 Selected to be installed, of which:
> 1 Passed pre-installation verification
> ----
> 1 Total to be installed
>
> LICENSE AGREEMENT FAILURES
> ------------------
> The installation cannot proceed because the following filesets
> require software license agreement files which could not be
> found
> on the system or installation media:
>
> Java14_64.sdk
>
If you are using smit, you need to change the value for "ACCEPT new
license agreement?" to "yes" ( the default is "no") or if you are using
installp add the -Y option to the command line.

Philip Morten

Hi Steve,

stevint wrote:
> LICENSE AGREEMENT FAILURES

The Java filesets will automatically pull in the licenses if the (think
they) need them, but this is an error message you get if you fail for
some reason to scroll down and specify "Yes" to "Accept New License
Agreements". You can also "Preview" the things, but I've never
bothered. If the command line is your thing, add the "-Y" flag to
installp to make this go away.

I'd insert a good rant here on license daemons and other obstructions
to legitimate users, but I'd have to order in extra bile and my
suppliers can't seem to deliver, muttering things about Vista EULAs.

Cheers,
Menno Willemse