From: Marc <oms...@us...> - 2007-05-01 18:40:33
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Dear AzSMRC beta testers that are on Linux, I have rolled the worlds most simple deb file for AsMRC. It makes sure that java 5 and swt 3.2 are installed and then dumps all needed files in /opt/azsmrc/ use 'dpkg -i' to install it, or use your favorite Debian/Ubuntu GUI package manager. I made this on and for Ubuntu, but I certainly cannot see this not working on Debian or even if you convert it to an rpm that it would not work on RedHat or any other flavor that uses rpms. A program called 'alien' can convert to rpm for you. Once installed, simply start AzSMRC with /opt/azsmrc/AzSMRC If this does not work (i.e. if it does not find swt correctly), modify AzSMRC file to include your SWT paths. If there is a java problem, make sure your system has been configured to run with sun-java and not some other knock off. Remember, linux can have MANY versions of java installed and there is normally a utility to choose which flavor the system uses by default. If any of you are good at writing bash scripts, I would love to enhance the AzSMRC file to find your swt files and find log4j, etc and put them on the path so that the Launcher could find it. This would greatly reduce the size of the deb file if we could leave out all the other jar files and just have them as dependents Email me if you have any problems with this or if you have any ideas on how to make this all work better on linux -Marc |