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From: Derek Monner on 26 Jan 2010 18:48
I had this problem as well, except on Snow Leopard and with r2009a. Since no one followed up, I wanted to confirm that Java was indeed the culprit, but I didn't need to use 1.5 -- instead I needed to set 32-bit mode to be the default instead of 64-bit. Using the Java Preferences application (in /Applications/Utilities) go to the General tab, and at the bottom, under Java Applications, drag to reorder "Java SE 6 32-bit" to come before "Java SE 6 64-bit". I only needed to do this while I was trying to run the activation program that is required before Matlab will run; after that you can reset the Java preferences to their original values.
From: Yuichi on 24 Feb 2010 10:45
This was really helpful!! I was about to bang my head to the wall :)
"Derek Monner" <dmonner(a)thewebsiteofmyuniversity.edu> wrote in message <hjnuvk$5at$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
> I had this problem as well, except on Snow Leopard and with r2009a. Since no one followed up, I wanted to confirm that Java was indeed the culprit, but I didn't need to use 1.5 -- instead I needed to set 32-bit mode to be the default instead of 64-bit. Using the Java Preferences application (in /Applications/Utilities) go to the General tab, and at the bottom, under Java Applications, drag to reorder "Java SE 6 32-bit" to come before "Java SE 6 64-bit". I only needed to do this while I was trying to run the activation program that is required before Matlab will run; after that you can reset the Java preferences to their original values.
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