> > All you really need to do (unless your
> /etc/profile and/or your
> > .profile,
> > wherever you choose to put your PATH setting, is
> really weird) is
> > source
> > the file. Thus if your PATH is indeed set up in
> /etc/profile (and that
> > kinda creeps me out, but that's just me) then:
>
Now my java works in any path,however,in a program, I
imported a JSObject class,and it was put in some
directory.While running this program,how can I tell
the system to find the imported package?I'm told the
class couldn't be found each time.Thanks.
___
> True, unless you updated it all in a term window and want to make it
> apply to everything.
Good point; also, in reference to the (apparent) need voiced in the
original question, any tinkering with the PATH that affects daemons
like apache and its spawn will require some other work. But I s
On 25-Dec-2000 Mike McNally opined:
>
>> The PATH variable in /etc/profile is usually one of them. That
>> requires
>> either a reboot or a logout/login to reset the variable.
>
> REBOOT!?! Ack, bite your tongue!! :-)
I think I said (correct my above quoting if I'm wrong) reboot or.
Both
> The PATH variable in /etc/profile is usually one of them. That requires
> either a reboot or a logout/login to reset the variable.
REBOOT!?! Ack, bite your tongue!! :-)
All you really need to do (unless your /etc/profile and/or your .profile,
wherever you choose to put your PATH setting, is
On 25-Dec-2000 Huiyuan Ma opined:
> Sorry,still have two questions.
> After I installed j2sdk-1-3-0-linux-rpm , when I
> entered the directory of .../bin,the javac doesn't
> work! I was told the command couldn't be found.And my
> netscape seems doesn't work with Applet. Are there any
> enviroment
Sorry,still have two questions.
After I installed j2sdk-1-3-0-linux-rpm , when I
entered the directory of .../bin,the javac doesn't
work! I was told the command couldn't be found.And my
netscape seems doesn't work with Applet. Are there any
enviromental variables to set? Can anybody tell me the
re
On Mon, 25 Dec 2000, Huiyuan Ma wrote:
> Oh,I see.Thank you.
> Sorry I didn't specify clearly.I need to use servlet
> and JSP,so what I need to install besides JSDK?
Yes. If you decide to use mod_jserv, read the directions on which
additional Java packages you need to install. It think you might
--- Thornton Prime <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 25 Dec 2000, Huiyuan Ma wrote:
>
> > I have a simple question:When I tried to install
> > j2sdk-1-3-0-linux-rpm.sh,I was told it wasn't an
> rpm
> > package.So what is *.sh about?
>
> It is a self-extracting shell script.
>
> Run 'sh j2sd
to agree to the
license, then unpack itself into an RPM.
> Besides,to run java in Linux,(I'm using RH7,and the
> apache has been installed),I need to install j2sdk and
> Jserve,right?And are there any suggestions?Thanks.
The SDK is the software developer's kit. It includes the
I have a simple question:When I tried to install
j2sdk-1-3-0-linux-rpm.sh,I was told it wasn't an rpm
package.So what is *.sh about?
Besides,to run java in Linux,(I'm using RH7,and the
apache has been installed),I need to install j2sdk and
Jserve,right?And are there any suggesti
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