"HK" == <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
HK> I'm running Debian-Linux 1.2.6 with Java support, to be able to
HK> run Java applications (not applets). My little test program
HK> Welcome.java is supposed to write a short message to the screen;
HK> it compiles successfully with guavac (it says s
Ok, the story goes like this: You compile your applet with guavac/javac and
run it with kaffe/java. Here's an example which uses guavac as a compiler and
java as an interpreter. Kaffe didn't work for me for some reason but the
procedure should be pretty much the same. All these are already packa
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Sent: Sunday, March 09, 1997 7:30 AM
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Subject: Executing java applications
I'm running Debian-Linux 1.2.6 with Java support, to be able to
run Java applications (not applets). My little test program
Welcome.java is supposed to write a short message t
I'm running Debian-Linux 1.2.6 with Java support, to be able to
run Java applications (not applets). My little test program
Welcome.java is supposed to write a short message to the screen;
it compiles successfully with guavac (it says so), resulting in
Welcome.class. But then what?
First, Welcom
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