Java: Permission Denied

Question

I currently only have Sun JDK7 installed on my system in regards to Java.

When I try to run a program (the Unix Runescape Client), here is what comes up in my terminal:

Trying to read /home/ryanmcclure/Programs/runescape/share/settings.conf Error reading settings.conf, using default value: 0 Error reading settings.conf, using default value: default-java Error reading settings.conf, using default value: 0 Error reading settings.conf, using default value: runescape.prm

Reading .prm file /home/ryanmcclure/Programs/runescape/share/runescape.prm This is the info i gathered from the runescape.prm file

## File Start

-Djava.class.path=jagexappletviewer.jar -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true -Dcom.jagex.config=http://www.runescape.com/k=3/l=$(Language:0)/jav_config.ws -Xmx256m -Xss1m jagexappletviewer

## File End

I will now parse the parameters! Checking your client language setting(if any) Trying to read file /home/ryanmcclure/jagexappletviewer.preferences

Unable to read jagexappletviewer.preferences file, defaulting to Language=0 (English). I will now parse the contents from the jagexappletviewer.preferences file so it can be used. Stitching the language setting to the final parameters.

Final parameter string is: jagexappletviewer.jar -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true -Dcom.jagex.config=http://www.runescape.com/k=3/l=0/jav_config.ws -Xmx256m -Xss1m jagexappletviewer

Launching client using this java version: sh: java: Permission denied

Launching the RuneScape Client using this command: cd /home/ryanmcclure/Programs/runescape/bin && java -cp
jagexappletviewer.jar -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true -Dcom.jagex.config=http://www.runescape.com/k=3/l=0/jav_config.ws -Xmx256m -Xss1m jagexappletviewer /share

Executing the RuneScape Client! You are now in the hands of Jagex.

## End Of Script ## Jagex client output will appear below here

sh: java: Permission denied

What exactly does permission denied mean with Java? Please help!!!

Answer 1

for it to work you need to be able to use the command "java"
could you try adding the binary directly to settings.conf?
you can find the binary on any linux distro by using the command

sudo find / -name "libjli.so" | sed "s/\/lib\/\(i386\|amd64\)\/jli\/libjli.so/\/bin\/java/g"

example for the settings in settings.conf can be found inside settings.conf.example