[lug] java class path for gcc-java
Hugh Brown
hugh at vecna.com
Mon Oct 15 20:49:45 MDT 2001
I think my first reply wasn't worth the magnetic medium it was recorded on.
Here's my second stab.
I don't know where these things are on the gnu-java (we use sun's jdk and
ibm's jikes for javac at work), but the files in the sun jdk at the
JAVA_HOME level are the following:
include
include-old
lib
src.jar
more specifically,
include:
jawt.h jni.h jvmdi.h jvmpi.h linux
jre:
bin ControlPanel.html lib plugin Welcome.html
CHANGES COPYRIGHT LICENSE README
lib:
dt.jar htmlconverter.jar i386 ir.idl orb.idl tools.jar
So wherever these things are (I think dt.jar and tools.jar are the
important ones).
Please take this with a grain of salt, I am not a Java developer, I am only
a sysadmin for an entirely java shop.
FWIW,
Hugh
"D. Stimits"
>
> On RH 7.1, which has gcc-java available (I put it in at install time),
> there exists an executable "java" and "javac". Now I've run into the
> first non-rpm java software I want to install, javaws. Only it wants the
> class path, e.g., /usr/local/java/jdk1.2. I have no idea how to figure
> that out for gcc-java (it would be reasonably obvious for separate jdk,
> there would be a jdk directory). Maybe I'll have to install a regular
> Sun jdk. But first, does anyone have an idea what directory I might be
> able to try to use on RH 7.1 with gcc-java for the java class path?
>
> D. Stimits, stimits at idcomm.com
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