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First of all, hats off to the developers for the work
they're doing to port Kaffe to BeOS. This opens the
door for software capabilities on this amazing
operating system.
I just installed BeKaffe and looked at the html
samples. Everything seemed to work fine. But I can't
find an example of how to get a regular Java
Application running.
I downloaded a Java App called Hoblink JWT. It is in
essence an RDP (Microsofts Terminal Services protocol)
client written in Java. I have a Win2000 Server with
Terminal Services running, and it'd be nice to be able
to administer this box from my Be Machine.
I can't get the program to install and run properly,
and I'm guessing it's just because I don't know how to
get the CLASSPATH set up correctly.
Here are the instructions from HobLink.
Instructions (Unix or Unix-like operating systems)
After downloading, type
jre -cp install.zip install
If that doesn't work, try
jre -classpath [path to]classes.zip:install.zip
install
If that doesn't work either, on sh-like shells, try
cd [to directory where install.zip is located]
CLASSPATH=[path to]classes.zip:install.zip
export CLASSPATH
java install
Or for csh-like shells, try
cd [to directory where install.zip is located]
setenv CLASSPATH [path to]classes.zip:install.zip
java install
The download is only a file called install.zip . I
can't find anywhere a file called classes.zip and am
wondering either how I get it, or whether there is a
file in BeKaffe that is its counterpart.
Any help on this would be appreciated. If you would
like me to send the file, email me and I will be sure
that it gets to you promptly. I may also send this
message directly to one of the developers, but I just
wanted to post it here as well.
Thanks in Advance
Michael Loos
Web Programmer
Winona, MN
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First of all, hats off to the developers for the work
they're doing to port Kaffe to BeOS. This opens the
door for software capabilities on this amazing
operating system.
I just installed BeKaffe and looked at the html
samples. Everything seemed to work fine. But I can't
find an example of how to get a regular Java
Application running.
I downloaded a Java App called Hoblink JWT. It is in
essence an RDP (Microsofts Terminal Services protocol)
client written in Java. I have a Win2000 Server with
Terminal Services running, and it'd be nice to be able
to administer this box from my Be Machine.
I can't get the program to install and run properly,
and I'm guessing it's just because I don't know how to
get the CLASSPATH set up correctly.
Here are the instructions from HobLink.
Instructions (Unix or Unix-like operating systems)
After downloading, type
jre -cp install.zip install
If that doesn't work, try
jre -classpath [path to]classes.zip:install.zip
install
If that doesn't work either, on sh-like shells, try
cd [to directory where install.zip is located]
CLASSPATH=[path to]classes.zip:install.zip
export CLASSPATH
java install
Or for csh-like shells, try
cd [to directory where install.zip is located]
setenv CLASSPATH [path to]classes.zip:install.zip
java install
The download is only a file called install.zip . I
can't find anywhere a file called classes.zip and am
wondering either how I get it, or whether there is a
file in BeKaffe that is its counterpart.
Any help on this would be appreciated. If you would
like me to send the file, email me and I will be sure
that it gets to you promptly. I may also send this
message directly to one of the developers, but I just
wanted to post it here as well.
Thanks in Advance
Michael Loos
Web Programmer
Winona, MN