Hi,

We have installed two versions of java. In /opt/ there's java and java1.4.
We installed them from a .depot file. Now we want to deinstall them but with
swremove or swremove -d we don't see them in the list of installed software.
With swremove -d we don't see anythink in the list and with swremove we see
some things but no java. Is it possible to deinstall java another way?

> We have installed two versions of java. In /opt/ there's java and java1.4.
> We installed them from a .depot file. Now we want to deinstall them but
with
> swremove or swremove -d we don't see them in the list of installed
software.
> With swremove -d we don't see anythink in the list and with swremove we
see
> some things but no java. Is it possible to deinstall java another way?

If you installed them via swinstall, they should be in the output of swlist.
try:

swlist | grep -i java

to get the bundle name. and then:

swremove BUNDLE_NAME

to remove it. If it's definitely not listed by swlist, you'll have to remove
it the old fashioned way:

rm -rf /opt/java /opt/java1.4


Ian