I unintentionally installed the ORB as a Java 2 extension during install. How do I get rid of it?
Locate the jre/lib/ext directory of your Java 2 runtime environment. You need to move the mp-orb.jar file and the security.properties file. For your platform you also need to do this: • If you’re on Solaris, you also need to move libmporb12.so from the sparc directory. • On Linux, you need to move the libmporb12.so from the linux-x86 directory. • On Windows, you need to move the mporb12.dll from the x86 directory. • On Netware, you need to move the mporb12.nlm from the netware directory. You should move these file to another place where JMS can locate them, e.g. the top-level lib directory. Then you need to update you environment variables as follows: • On Solaris/Linux, you must set LD_LIBRARY_PATH to include the directory where libmporb12.so resides. If the mp-orb.jar and security.properties files are in the top-level lib directory, they will automatically get picked up by the JMS binaries. If these files are in a different directory, you need to update your CLASSPATH to include both
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