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likely cause:
JBuilder compiles against 1.3.0, JBuilder installation sets 1.3 as the
current JVM.
When you do not set your  path to point to 1.3, it will try to load javaw
from 1.2.2, with a version of 1.3.0. This causes a runtime error.
You can verify by trying java (without the w) from the commandline and see
what happens.

"Alan Abrahams" <alan.abrahams@cl.cam.ac.uk> wrote in message
news:Xns8FF3AC1C8alanabrahamsclcamacu@131.111.8.69...
> Problem seems to be solved by upgrading to JDK 1.3 :)
> Alan
>
> alan.abrahams@cl.cam.ac.uk (Alan Abrahams) wrote in
> <Xns8FF37A016alanabrahamsclcamacu@131.111.8.69>:
>
> >Hi there,
> >
> >I've created a Java application in JBuilder under Windows 2000 with a
> >frame with two buttons
> >and a text edit area.  It all opens up fine at first but after a few
> >seconds I get the message:
> >"Javaw has generated errors and will be closed by windows.  You will
> >need to restart the program.  An error log is being created".
> >It then falls over and shuts down the window.
> >
> >Would anyone know what might cause this problem?  Also, how do I find
> >the error log that is apparently being generated?
> >
> >Also, my JBuilder (and JDK 1.2.2) installation is under "C:\Program
> >Files \...".  The installation docs recommend that it doesn't go in a
> >directory with a space in the name but our admins installed it that way
> >and regular Java programs (with no GUI) seem to compile and run fine.
> >Is it a problem that there is a space in the path?
> >
> >Thanks in anticipation :)
> >Alan
> >
>