No others had this kind of trouble? Open Office is installed... On the leftmenu I don't have Shared App button. Someone can help me?
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Hello Kalogero,In my case it works without problems and I never saw any Open Office reference in the log.Regards
On Fri, Dec 12, 2014 at 8:52 AM, Kalogero Aiello <kaloger...@gmail.com> wrote:
No others had this kind of trouble? Open Office is installed... On the leftmenu I don't have Shared App button. Someone can help me?
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Ubuntu 11.10 32bits
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Hi Carlos and Rickey. I download and installed Java JDK 6 and (boom) now the button "shared apps" appear on the left menu of admin. I tried to add firefox and open office in shared apps. The two applications appear in the Object menu of the client but when I try to insert i in the canvas they dosn't appear. Thanks in advance for your precius support.
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Send a screenshot of your application list in openwonderland administration. I want to see the commands
Hello
I asked for the screenshot because I wanted to see the command. And unless you have a Firefox folder inside /usr/bin the command is bad. This command run as is in command line?
Another thing you should try is 32bit. I run Java 32. In your log it says that cannot find the 64 but version of the file
Regards
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Excellent. Now this post is a very good reference for future users with problems with shared apps.
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