WBIs GUI won start. Whats wrong?
The WBI Graphical User Interface (GUI) requires Java Swing, which is part of Java 2 SDK, but must be installed separately for older versions of the Sun JDK. See a list of known problems related to the WBI GUI. • How do I register/deregister a WBI plugin? To register/deregister a WBI plugin, use the WBI console. To register a plugin, use the command register followed by the path to the plugin’s .reg file. You can also register the default plugin by using the command register default. To deregister a plugin, use the command deregister followed by the complete classname of the plugin (including the package name). To deregister all plugins, use the command deregister all. You can also use the GUI to do this. • How can I interact with WBI? While WBI is running, you can interact with it two ways. Either via a command-line interface called the WBI console, or through the Graphical User Interface. Through the WBI console, you can register/deregister plugins, enable/disable plugins, find out wh
