From: Cees v. V. <ce...@va...> - 2002-04-29 14:04:58
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I have installed java 1.3 on my ecomstation system, but not as the default java, as is advised by eComstation. The samples that are in the toolkit work, and mozilla works with the plugin - I tried a site with a java applet crossword puzzle. Now I want to install jedit. E: is my bootdrive, and java is in E:\JAVA131 I open a commandprompt SET PATH=E:\JAVA131\JRE\BIN;%PATH% SET BEGINLIBPATH=E:\JAVA131\JRE\BIN;E:\JAVA131\JRE\DLL;%beginlibpath% java -jar jedit40install.jar There is some diskactivity, and then everyting stops. (the system keeps running - but the command window only shows a blinking cursor. What do I do wrong? Greetings, Cees van Veelen, Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
From: Martin S. <ma...@ri...> - 2002-04-29 15:08:41
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Hi, At 16:04 29.04.2002 +0200, Cees van Veelen wrote: >I open a commandprompt >SET PATH=E:\JAVA131\JRE\BIN;%PATH% >SET BEGINLIBPATH=E:\JAVA131\JRE\BIN;E:\JAVA131\JRE\DLL;%beginlibpath% >java -jar jedit40install.jar Hmmm... just an idea: what about SET JAVAHOME=E:\JAVA131\JRE Hope it helps Martin Skopp -- quote properly: http://www.netmeister.org/news/learn2quote.html Riege Software International GmbH Support: mailto:ma...@ri..., Information: http://www.riege.com |
From: Marcel N. <mar...@sy...> - 2002-04-29 15:20:37
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On Mon, 29 Apr 2002 16:04:52 +0200 Cees van Veelen <ce...@va...> wrote: : I open a commandprompt : SET PATH=3DE:\JAVA131\JRE\BIN;%PATH% : SET BEGINLIBPATH=3DE:\JAVA131\JRE\BIN;E:\JAVA131\JRE\DLL;%beginlibpath% : java -jar jedit40install.jar : : There is some diskactivity, and then everyting stops. (the system keeps ru= nning : - but the command window only shows a blinking cursor. : : What do I do wrong? You should also add: SET CLASSPATH=3D Or, create a java2.cmd file: ------------------- setlocal SET PATH=3DC:\JAVA131\JRE\BIN;%PATH% SET BEGINLIBPATH=3DC:\JAVA131\JRE\BIN;C:\JAVA131\JRE\DLL;%beginlibpath% SET CLASSPATH=3D C:\java131\jre\bin\java.exe %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 endlocal ------------------- Put java2.cmd in a directory on your PATH, and call: java2 -jar jedit40install.jar To call jEdit, you can the create a .cmd file looking like this: ----------jedit.cmd---------- setlocal SET PATH=3DC:\JAVA131\JRE\BIN;%PATH% SET BEGINLIBPATH=3DC:\JAVA131\JRE\BIN;C:\JAVA131\JRE\DLL;%beginlibpath% SET CLASSPATH=3D C:\java131\jre\bin\java.exe -jar c:\jedit4\jedit.jar %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 endlocal ------------------------------ -- Marcel Nepveu Syst=E8mes de gestion RMN Lt=E9e |
From: Tom G. <tg...@we...> - 2002-04-29 16:22:52
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I have a java2.cmd file that I use whenever I want to run a java2 app. it sets ALL required info and settings. java2.cmd -jar jedit.jar get it at http://jOggPlayer.webarts.bc.ca/java2.cmd To run jEdit I have added few items to the BEGINCLASSPATH var to get all my builds going. You might as well. It is well documented. tom (take a look at some of the other tools on that page) On Mon, 29 Apr 2002 11:20:39 -0400, Marcel Nepveu wrote: >On Mon, 29 Apr 2002 16:04:52 +0200 >Cees van Veelen <ce...@va...> wrote: > >: I open a commandprompt >: SET PATH=3DE:\JAVA131\JRE\BIN;%PATH% >: SET BEGINLIBPATH=3DE:\JAVA131\JRE\BIN;E:\JAVA131\JRE\DLL;%beginlibpat= h% >: java -jar jedit40install.jar >: >: There is some diskactivity, and then everyting stops. (the system kee= ps running >: - but the command window only shows a blinking cursor. >: >: What do I do wrong? > >You should also add: >SET CLASSPATH=3D > >Or, create a java2.cmd file: >------------------- >setlocal > >SET PATH=3DC:\JAVA131\JRE\BIN;%PATH% >SET BEGINLIBPATH=3DC:\JAVA131\JRE\BIN;C:\JAVA131\JRE\DLL;%beginlibpath%= >SET CLASSPATH=3D > >C:\java131\jre\bin\java.exe %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 > >endlocal >------------------- > >Put java2.cmd in a directory on your PATH, and call: > >java2 -jar jedit40install.jar > >To call jEdit, you can the create a .cmd file looking like this: > >----------jedit.cmd---------- >setlocal >SET PATH=3DC:\JAVA131\JRE\BIN;%PATH% >SET BEGINLIBPATH=3DC:\JAVA131\JRE\BIN;C:\JAVA131\JRE\DLL;%beginlibpath%= >SET CLASSPATH=3D > >C:\java131\jre\bin\java.exe -jar c:\jedit4\jedit.jar %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 = %7 > >endlocal >------------------------------ > >-- >Marcel Nepveu >Syst=8Ames de gestion RMN Lt=82e > >-- >----------------------------------------------- >jEdit Users' List >jEd...@li... >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jedit-users ---------------- WebARTS Design ---------------- Tom Gutwin +1-604-626-9242 tg...@we... http://www.webarts.bc.ca ---- Engineering Your Computer Solutions... ---- Try our Free Ogg Vorbis Player http://www.webarts.bc.ca/joggplayer |
From: Cees v. V. <ce...@va...> - 2002-04-30 20:50:08
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** Reply to message from "Tom Gutwin" <tg...@we...> on Mon, 29 Apr 2002 09:22:38 -0700 (PDT) The java2.cmd file you pointed me to is very nice - it sets the java_home variable and the classpath. Adapting this commandfile to my situation did a good job of for example running the latest Limwire version - but alas: 'java2 -jar jedit40install.jar' gave the same result as before: Some diskactivity, but no installation. As a second thing I unzipped the whole jar file into a directory of its own, and tried to run: java2 -jar jedit.jar. A window was formed on my screen, the jedit logo appeared - and then a bunch of errors. I did not expect it to run properly - the install routine will not be there for nothing. I also noticed that doing so a subdirectory .jedit was formed with subdirectories under it, bu no files, just the activity.log and a file named 'server'. For one reason or another my system seems not to like the install program. Is there a way to skip the install program and do by hand what normally the install program would do? > I have a java2.cmd file that I use whenever I want to run a java2 app. > it sets ALL required info and settings. > > java2.cmd -jar jedit.jar > > get it at > http://jOggPlayer.webarts.bc.ca/java2.cmd > >: > >: There is some diskactivity, and then everyting stops. (the system keeps running > >: - but the command window only shows a blinking cursor. > >: > >: What do I do wrong? Greetings, Cees van Veelen, Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
From: Tom G. <tg...@we...> - 2002-05-01 16:46:34
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These are all symptoms of java 1.1 and java 1.3 intermixing on your system. I had many similar troubles getting Mozilla to run with the latest java plugin. It would just spin away and seem to hang. **** I just looked at the java2.cmd file, it assumes you have the java_home set to your JRE sub dir in the java13 directory. It uses relative pathing from there to set up libs and paths. (ie%JAVA_HOME%\..\lib) DID you set JAVA_HOME=g:\java13\JRE or to your java13 root dir (ie g:\java13)? Double check all the paths that get used in the java2.cmd. When you tried the install did you get any output results? Just to confirm... try java2 -version I believe unjaring the jedit40install.jar is really all you need to do. The directories are all there and most importantly the jedit.jar. (it just is a pretty interface to select a target dir and perform the unzip plus a couple other OS specific things that are not really needed under OS/2) -->Can you post the activity.log file that got created when you ran java2 -jar jedit.jar to the list? BTW I created a second cmd file called java2jar.cmd and simply added the "-jar" option to the commandline. @echo on java2.cmd -jar %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9 I then set its associations (via right click/properties/association) and created a new *.jar association. I now can double click ANY jar file and it will automatically run in java2. Keep at it... jEdit is worth figuring this out. tom running Java 1.3.0 under an original OS/2 Warp4 fix 15 tom On Tue, 30 Apr 2002 22:50:02 +0200, Cees van Veelen wrote: >** Reply to message from "Tom Gutwin" <tg...@we...> on Mon, 29 Apr >2002 09:22:38 -0700 (PDT) > >The java2.cmd file you pointed me to is very nice - it sets the java_home >variable and the classpath. >Adapting this commandfile to my situation did a good job of for example running >the latest Limwire version - but alas: 'java2 -jar jedit40install.jar' gave the >same result as before: Some diskactivity, but no installation. > >As a second thing I unzipped the whole jar file into a directory of its own, >and tried to run: java2 -jar jedit.jar. A window was formed on my screen, the >jedit logo appeared - and then a bunch of errors. I did not expect it to run >properly - the install routine will not be there for nothing. >I also noticed that doing so a subdirectory .jedit was formed with >subdirectories under it, bu no files, just the activity.log and a file named >'server'. >For one reason or another my system seems not to like the install program. >Is there a way to skip the install program and do by hand what normally the >install program would do? > >> I have a java2.cmd file that I use whenever I want to run a java2 app. >> it sets ALL required info and settings. >> >> java2.cmd -jar jedit.jar >> >> get it at >> http://jOggPlayer.webarts.bc.ca/java2.cmd > > >> >: >> >: There is some diskactivity, and then everyting stops. (the system keeps running >> >: - but the command window only shows a blinking cursor. >> >: >> >: What do I do wrong? > >Greetings, >Cees van Veelen, Amsterdam, The Netherlands > >_______________________________________________________________ > >Have big pipes? SourceForge.net is looking for download mirrors. We supply >the hardware. You get the recognition. Email Us: ban...@so...-- >----------------------------------------------- >jEdit Users' List >jEd...@li... >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jedit-users ---------------- WebARTS Design ---------------- Tom Gutwin +1-604-626-9242 tg...@we... http://www.webarts.bc.ca ---- Engineering Your Computer Solutions... ---- Try our Free Ogg Vorbis Player http://www.webarts.bc.ca/joggplayer |
From: Cees v. V. <ce...@va...> - 2002-05-02 08:44:25
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** Reply to message from "Tom Gutwin" <tg...@we...> on Wed, 01 May 2002 09:46:20 -0700 (PDT) > These are all symptoms of java 1.1 and java 1.3 intermixing on your system. > I had many similar troubles getting Mozilla to run with the latest java plugin. > It would just spin away and seem to hang. That could very well be the problem. Normally Smartcache and Polarbar are running in a java1.18 environment - one of the things I tried is to close both before installing, and issue a command 'set classpath=' before invoking the java2.cmd. No joy. > > **** I just looked at the java2.cmd file, it assumes you have the java_home > set to your JRE sub dir in the java13 directory. > It uses relative pathing from there to set up libs and paths. (ie%JAVA_HOME%\..\lib) > DID you set JAVA_HOME=g:\java13\JRE or to your java13 root dir (ie g:\java13)? This is what I have: REM ************************************************************************ REM * USER SETTINGS REM * PLEASE SET THESE FOR YOUR STYSTEM REM ************************************************************************ set INSTALL_DRIVE=E: set JAVA_HOME=E:\java131\jre set JAVA_CONSOLE=0 (I installed the latest java from eComstation - this installs in \java131. > Double check all the paths that get used in the java2.cmd. > > When you tried the install did you get any output results? No. Some disk activity, then nothing, but the CPU is 99% hogged. > Just to confirm... try > java2 -version java version "1.3.1" Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.3.1) Classic VM (build 1.3.1, J2RE 1.3.1 IBM build co131-20020227 (JIT enabled: jitc) ) > I believe unjaring the jedit40install.jar is really all you need to do. > The directories are all there and most importantly the jedit.jar. > (it just is a pretty interface to select a target dir and perform the unzip plus > a couple other OS specific things that are not really needed under OS/2) > -->Can you post the activity.log file that got created when you ran java2 -jar jedit.jar > to the list? java2 -jar jedit.jar results in a activity.log: [message] Log: When reporting bugs, please include the following information: [message] Log: java.version=1.3.1 [message] Log: java.vm.version=1.3.1 [message] Log: java.runtime.version=1.3.1 [message] Log: java.vendor=IBM Corporation [message] Log: java.compiler=jitc [message] Log: os.name=OS/2 [message] Log: os.version=20.45 [message] Log: os.arch=x86 [message] Log: user.home=E:\JAVA131\JRE [message] Log: java.home=E:\java131\jre [message] Log: java.class.path=jedit.jar [notice] jEdit: jEdit version 4.0final [message] jEdit: Settings directory is E:\JAVA131\JRE\.jedit [debug] EditServer: jEdit server started on port 53873 [debug] EditServer: Authorization key is 846338660 [message] jEdit: jEdit home directory is F:\jedit [debug] BeanShell: BeanShell interpreter version 1.2b5 [debug] jEdit: java.io.FileNotFoundException: E:\JAVA131\JRE\.jedit\properties (The file or directory specified cannot be found.) [debug] jEdit: at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method) [debug] jEdit: at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:78) [debug] jEdit: at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:109) [debug] jEdit: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.jEdit.initUserProperties(jEdit.java:2848) [debug] jEdit: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.jEdit.main(jEdit.java:295) [debug] jEdit: Loading actions from actions.xml [debug] jEdit: Loading dockables from dockables.xml [debug] VFSManager: Registered favorites filesystem for favorites protocol [debug] FileRootsVFS: FileSystemView.getSystemDisplayName() not detected [debug] VFSManager: Registered roots filesystem for roots protocol [notice] jEdit: Loading plugins from F:\jedit\jars [debug] jEdit: Scanning JAR file: F:\jedit\jars\LatestVersion.jar [debug] jEdit: Loading actions from F:\jedit\jars\LatestVersion.jar!actions.xml [debug] jEdit: Scanning JAR file: F:\jedit\jars\MacOS.jar [debug] jEdit: Scanning JAR file: F:\jedit\jars\QuickNotepad.jar [debug] jEdit: Loading actions from F:\jedit\jars\QuickNotepad.jar!actions.xml [debug] jEdit: Loading dockables from F:\jedit\jars\QuickNotepad.jar!dockables.xml [notice] jEdit: Loading plugins from E:\JAVA131\JRE\.jedit\jars [debug] HistoryModel: java.io.FileNotFoundException: E:\JAVA131\JRE\.jedit\history (The file or directory specified cannot be found.) [debug] HistoryModel: at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method) [debug] HistoryModel: at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:78) [debug] HistoryModel: at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:109) [debug] HistoryModel: at java.io.FileReader.<init>(FileReader.java:64) [debug] HistoryModel: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.gui.HistoryModel.loadHistory(HistoryModel.java:127) [debug] HistoryModel: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.jEdit.main(jEdit.java:336) [message] jEdit: Loading recent file list E:\JAVA131\JRE\.jedit\recent.xml [debug] BufferHistory: java.io.FileNotFoundException: E:\JAVA131\JRE\.jedit\recent.xml (The file or directory specified cannot be found.) [debug] BufferHistory: at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method) [debug] BufferHistory: at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:78) [debug] BufferHistory: at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:109) [debug] BufferHistory: at java.io.FileReader.<init>(FileReader.java:64) [debug] BufferHistory: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.BufferHistory.load(BufferHistory.java:74) [debug] BufferHistory: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.jEdit.main(jEdit.java:342) [message] jEdit: Loading mode catalog file F:\jedit\modes\catalog [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode 4gl [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode actionscript [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode ada95 [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode asp [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode assembly-r2000 [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode assembly-x86 [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode awk [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode b [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode batch [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode bbj [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode bcel [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode beanshell [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode bibtex [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode c [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode cobol [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode coldfusion [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode c++ [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode c# [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode css [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode dsssl [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode eiffel [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode foxpro [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode haskell [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode hex [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode html [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode idl [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode ini [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode java [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode javascript [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode jhtml [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode jmk [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode jsp [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode lisp [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode makefile [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode ml [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode modula3 [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode netrexx [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode objective-c [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode objectrexx [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode occam [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode omnimark [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode pascal [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode patch [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode perl [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode php [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode pl-sql [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode postscript [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode povray [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode prolog [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode progress [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode properties [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode pvwave [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode python [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode rebol [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode rpm-spec [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode ruby [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode rview [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode scheme [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode sgml [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode shellscript [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode shtml [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode smalltalk [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode sqr [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode tcl [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode tex [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode texinfo [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode text [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode transact-sql [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode vbscript [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode velocity [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode verilog [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode vhdl [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode xsl [debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode xml [message] jEdit: Loading mode catalog file E:\java131\jre\.jedit\modes\catalog [debug] EditBus: org.gjt.sp.jedit.msg.SearchSettingsChanged[source=null] [notice] JARClassLoader: Starting plugin Latest Version Check (version 1.3.8) [error] JARClassLoader: Error while starting plugin MacOSPlugin [error] JARClassLoader: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/apple/mrj/MRJQuitHandler [error] JARClassLoader: at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass0(Native Method) [error] JARClassLoader: at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass(ClassLoader.java:694) [error] JARClassLoader: at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass(ClassLoader.java:624) [error] JARClassLoader: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.JARClassLoader._loadClass(JARClassLoader.java:499) [error] JARClassLoader: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.JARClassLoader.loadClass(JARClassLoader.java:115) [error] JARClassLoader: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.JARClassLoader.loadPluginClass(JARClassLoader.java:307) [error] JARClassLoader: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.JARClassLoader.startAllPlugins(JARClassLoader.java:243) [error] JARClassLoader: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.jEdit.main(jEdit.java:363) [notice] JARClassLoader: Starting plugin QuickNotepad (version 2.0) [debug] Macros: Registered beanshell macro handler [debug] EditBus: org.gjt.sp.jedit.msg.MacrosChanged[source=null] [debug] jEdit: HTTP proxy disabled [debug] EditBus: org.gjt.sp.jedit.msg.PropertiesChanged[source=null] [notice] jEdit: Loading edit mode F:\jedit\modes\text.xml [debug] EditBus: org.gjt.sp.jedit.msg.BufferUpdate[source=Untitled-1 (F:\jedit\),what=LOAD_STARTED,view=null] [debug] EditBus: org.gjt.sp.jedit.msg.BufferUpdate[source=Untitled-1 (F:\jedit\),what=CREATED,view=null] [debug] EditBus: org.gjt.sp.jedit.msg.EditorStarted[source=null] [debug] EditBus: org.gjt.sp.jedit.msg.EditPaneUpdate[source=org.gjt.sp.jedit.EditPane[,0,0,0x0,invalid,layout=java.awt.BorderLayout,alignmentX=null,alignmentY=null,border=,flags=34,maximumSize=,minimumSize=,preferredSize=,defaultLayout=java.awt.FlowLayout[hgap=5,vgap=5,align=center]],what=CREATED] [debug] EditBus: org.gjt.sp.jedit.msg.ViewUpdate[source=org.gjt.sp.jedit.View[frame0,181,82,661x603,hidden,layout=java.awt.BorderLayout,resizable,title=jEdit - U > BTW I created a second cmd file called java2jar.cmd and simply added the "-jar" > option to the commandline. > @echo on > java2.cmd -jar %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9 > > I then set its associations (via right click/properties/association) and created a new > *.jar association. I now can double click ANY jar file and it will automatically run in java2. > > Keep at it... jEdit is worth figuring this out. > tom > running Java 1.3.0 under an original OS/2 Warp4 fix 15 > > tom > > > > On Tue, 30 Apr 2002 22:50:02 +0200, Cees van Veelen wrote: > > >** Reply to message from "Tom Gutwin" <tg...@we...> on Mon, 29 Apr > >2002 09:22:38 -0700 (PDT) > > > >The java2.cmd file you pointed me to is very nice - it sets the java_home > >variable and the classpath. > >Adapting this commandfile to my situation did a good job of for example running > >the latest Limwire version - but alas: 'java2 -jar jedit40install.jar' gave the > >same result as before: Some diskactivity, but no installation. > > > >As a second thing I unzipped the whole jar file into a directory of its own, > >and tried to run: java2 -jar jedit.jar. A window was formed on my screen, the > >jedit logo appeared - and then a bunch of errors. I did not expect it to run > >properly - the install routine will not be there for nothing. > >I also noticed that doing so a subdirectory .jedit was formed with > >subdirectories under it, bu no files, just the activity.log and a file named > >'server'. > >For one reason or another my system seems not to like the install program. > >Is there a way to skip the install program and do by hand what normally the > >install program would do? > > > >> I have a java2.cmd file that I use whenever I want to run a java2 app. > >> it sets ALL required info and settings. > >> > >> java2.cmd -jar jedit.jar > >> > >> get it at > >> http://jOggPlayer.webarts.bc.ca/java2.cmd > > > > > >> >: > >> >: There is some diskactivity, and then everyting stops. (the system keeps running > >> >: - but the command window only shows a blinking cursor. > >> >: > >> >: What do I do wrong? > > > >Greetings, > >Cees van Veelen, Amsterdam, The Netherlands > > > >_______________________________________________________________ > > > >Have big pipes? SourceForge.net is looking for download mirrors. We supply > >the hardware. You get the recognition. Email Us: ban...@so...-- > >----------------------------------------------- > >jEdit Users' List > >jEd...@li... > >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jedit-users > > ---------------- WebARTS Design ---------------- > Tom Gutwin +1-604-626-9242 > tg...@we... http://www.webarts.bc.ca > ---- Engineering Your Computer Solutions... ---- > > Try our Free Ogg Vorbis Player > http://www.webarts.bc.ca/joggplayer Greetings, Cees van Veelen, Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
From: Tom G. <tg...@we...> - 2002-05-02 17:11:33
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A couple more things to check... Does OS/2 boot from your E: drive? the set INSTALL_DRIVE=E: is used to find the bootdrive:\os2 dir for some dlls. YIKES! I found a problem in the java2.cmd script! Move the line set BEGINLIBPATH=%JAVA_HOME%\BIN;%JAVA_HOME%\dll;%INSTALL_DRIVE%\tcpip\dll; down after the user settings section. (into the "On With The Show Section") It was using some of the user settings vars that HAD NOT BEEN SET. I think we should work on getting the installer working. It is a simple app that *should* work. If we get the glitch worked out for that It should solve all the problems. It also looks like just unzipping the installer and running jedit from that causes some problems. A MacOSPlugin is in the f:\jedit\jars dir. It is not loading properly because it is for Macs. The jar file can be deleted. I don't know exactly what the filename is, It is in f:\jedit\jars. I have only 2 jar files in my jars dir. (quicknotepad.jar and latestversion.jar) Fix the java2.cmd as mentioned above. Turn all the "@echo off" lines to "@echo on" in the java2.cmd file. then run the installer again. f:\jedit> java2.cmd -jar jedit40install.jar watch the commandline for any error messages or pipe the output to a file f:\jedit> java2.cmd -jar jedit40install.jar >intallOut.txt Since you unzipped the installer jar file you can run the installer class directly f:\jedit> set beginclasspath=.;f:\jedit;f:\jedit\jedit40install.jar f:\jedit> java2.cmd installer.Install If it still doesn't go... try a test on a different jar file ... download http://jOggPlayer.webarts.bc.ca/joggplayer114-install.jar it is a simple Ogg Vorbis music player. (you don't even need to complete the install ) java2.cmd -jar joggplayer114-install.jar On Thu, 2 May 2002 10:44:18 +0200, Cees van Veelen wrote: >** Reply to message from "Tom Gutwin" <tg...@we...> on Wed, 01 May >2002 09:46:20 -0700 (PDT) > > >> These are all symptoms of java 1.1 and java 1.3 intermixing on your system. >> I had many similar troubles getting Mozilla to run with the latest java plugin. >> It would just spin away and seem to hang. > >That could very well be the problem. Normally Smartcache and Polarbar are >running in a java1.18 environment - one of the things I tried is to close both >before installing, and issue a command 'set classpath=' before invoking the >java2.cmd. No joy. >> >> **** I just looked at the java2.cmd file, it assumes you have the java_home >> set to your JRE sub dir in the java13 directory. >> It uses relative pathing from there to set up libs and paths. (ie%JAVA_HOME%\..\lib) >> DID you set JAVA_HOME=g:\java13\JRE or to your java13 root dir (ie g:\java13)? > >This is what I have: >REM ************************************************************************ >REM * USER SETTINGS >REM * PLEASE SET THESE FOR YOUR STYSTEM >REM ************************************************************************ >set INSTALL_DRIVE=E: >set JAVA_HOME=E:\java131\jre >set JAVA_CONSOLE=0 > >(I installed the latest java from eComstation - this installs in \java131. > >> Double check all the paths that get used in the java2.cmd. >> >> When you tried the install did you get any output results? > >No. Some disk activity, then nothing, but the CPU is 99% hogged. > >> Just to confirm... try >> java2 -version > >java version "1.3.1" >Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.3.1) >Classic VM (build 1.3.1, J2RE 1.3.1 IBM build co131-20020227 (JIT enabled: jitc) >) > >> I believe unjaring the jedit40install.jar is really all you need to do. >> The directories are all there and most importantly the jedit.jar. >> (it just is a pretty interface to select a target dir and perform the unzip plus >> a couple other OS specific things that are not really needed under OS/2) >> -->Can you post the activity.log file that got created when you ran java2 -jar jedit.jar >> to the list? > >java2 -jar jedit.jar results in a activity.log: >[message] Log: When reporting bugs, please include the following information: >[message] Log: java.version=1.3.1 >[message] Log: java.vm.version=1.3.1 >[message] Log: java.runtime.version=1.3.1 >[message] Log: java.vendor=IBM Corporation >[message] Log: java.compiler=jitc >[message] Log: os.name=OS/2 >[message] Log: os.version=20.45 >[message] Log: os.arch=x86 >[message] Log: user.home=E:\JAVA131\JRE >[message] Log: java.home=E:\java131\jre >[message] Log: java.class.path=jedit.jar >[notice] jEdit: jEdit version 4.0final >[message] jEdit: Settings directory is E:\JAVA131\JRE\.jedit >[debug] EditServer: jEdit server started on port 53873 >[debug] EditServer: Authorization key is 846338660 >[message] jEdit: jEdit home directory is F:\jedit >[debug] BeanShell: BeanShell interpreter version 1.2b5 >[debug] jEdit: java.io.FileNotFoundException: E:\JAVA131\JRE\.jedit\properties >(The file or directory specified cannot be found.) >[debug] jEdit: at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method) >[debug] jEdit: at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:78) >[debug] jEdit: at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:109) >[debug] jEdit: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.jEdit.initUserProperties(jEdit.java:2848) >[debug] jEdit: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.jEdit.main(jEdit.java:295) >[debug] jEdit: Loading actions from actions.xml >[debug] jEdit: Loading dockables from dockables.xml >[debug] VFSManager: Registered favorites filesystem for favorites protocol >[debug] FileRootsVFS: FileSystemView.getSystemDisplayName() not detected >[debug] VFSManager: Registered roots filesystem for roots protocol >[notice] jEdit: Loading plugins from F:\jedit\jars >[debug] jEdit: Scanning JAR file: F:\jedit\jars\LatestVersion.jar >[debug] jEdit: Loading actions from F:\jedit\jars\LatestVersion.jar!actions.xml >[debug] jEdit: Scanning JAR file: F:\jedit\jars\MacOS.jar >[debug] jEdit: Scanning JAR file: F:\jedit\jars\QuickNotepad.jar >[debug] jEdit: Loading actions from F:\jedit\jars\QuickNotepad.jar!actions.xml >[debug] jEdit: Loading dockables from >F:\jedit\jars\QuickNotepad.jar!dockables.xml >[notice] jEdit: Loading plugins from E:\JAVA131\JRE\.jedit\jars >[debug] HistoryModel: java.io.FileNotFoundException: >E:\JAVA131\JRE\.jedit\history (The file or directory specified cannot be found.) >[debug] HistoryModel: at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method) >[debug] HistoryModel: at >java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:78) >[debug] HistoryModel: at >java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:109) >[debug] HistoryModel: at java.io.FileReader.<init>(FileReader.java:64) >[debug] HistoryModel: at >org.gjt.sp.jedit.gui.HistoryModel.loadHistory(HistoryModel.java:127) >[debug] HistoryModel: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.jEdit.main(jEdit.java:336) >[message] jEdit: Loading recent file list E:\JAVA131\JRE\.jedit\recent.xml >[debug] BufferHistory: java.io.FileNotFoundException: >E:\JAVA131\JRE\.jedit\recent.xml (The file or directory specified cannot be >found.) >[debug] BufferHistory: at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method) >[debug] BufferHistory: at >java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:78) >[debug] BufferHistory: at >java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:109) >[debug] BufferHistory: at java.io.FileReader.<init>(FileReader.java:64) >[debug] BufferHistory: at >org.gjt.sp.jedit.BufferHistory.load(BufferHistory.java:74) >[debug] BufferHistory: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.jEdit.main(jEdit.java:342) >[message] jEdit: Loading mode catalog file F:\jedit\modes\catalog >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode 4gl >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode actionscript >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode ada95 >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode asp >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode assembly-r2000 >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode assembly-x86 >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode awk >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode b >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode batch >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode bbj >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode bcel >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode beanshell >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode bibtex >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode c >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode cobol >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode coldfusion >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode c++ >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode c# >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode css >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode dsssl >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode eiffel >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode foxpro >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode haskell >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode hex >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode html >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode idl >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode ini >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode java >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode javascript >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode jhtml >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode jmk >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode jsp >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode lisp >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode makefile >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode ml >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode modula3 >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode netrexx >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode objective-c >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode objectrexx >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode occam >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode omnimark >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode pascal >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode patch >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode perl >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode php >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode pl-sql >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode postscript >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode povray >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode prolog >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode progress >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode properties >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode pvwave >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode python >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode rebol >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode rpm-spec >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode ruby >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode rview >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode scheme >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode sgml >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode shellscript >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode shtml >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode smalltalk >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode sqr >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode tcl >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode tex >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode texinfo >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode text >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode transact-sql >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode vbscript >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode velocity >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode verilog >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode vhdl >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode xsl >[debug] jEdit: Adding edit mode xml >[message] jEdit: Loading mode catalog file E:\java131\jre\.jedit\modes\catalog >[debug] EditBus: org.gjt.sp.jedit.msg.SearchSettingsChanged[source=null] >[notice] JARClassLoader: Starting plugin Latest Version Check (version 1.3.8) >[error] JARClassLoader: Error while starting plugin MacOSPlugin >[error] JARClassLoader: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: >com/apple/mrj/MRJQuitHandler >[error] JARClassLoader: at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass0(Native Method) >[error] JARClassLoader: at >java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass(ClassLoader.java:694) >[error] JARClassLoader: at >java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass(ClassLoader.java:624) >[error] JARClassLoader: at >org.gjt.sp.jedit.JARClassLoader._loadClass(JARClassLoader.java:499) >[error] JARClassLoader: at >org.gjt.sp.jedit.JARClassLoader.loadClass(JARClassLoader.java:115) >[error] JARClassLoader: at >org.gjt.sp.jedit.JARClassLoader.loadPluginClass(JARClassLoader.java:307) >[error] JARClassLoader: at >org.gjt.sp.jedit.JARClassLoader.startAllPlugins(JARClassLoader.java:243) >[error] JARClassLoader: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.jEdit.main(jEdit.java:363) >[notice] JARClassLoader: Starting plugin QuickNotepad (version 2.0) >[debug] Macros: Registered beanshell macro handler >[debug] EditBus: org.gjt.sp.jedit.msg.MacrosChanged[source=null] >[debug] jEdit: HTTP proxy disabled >[debug] EditBus: org.gjt.sp.jedit.msg.PropertiesChanged[source=null] >[notice] jEdit: Loading edit mode F:\jedit\modes\text.xml >[debug] EditBus: org.gjt.sp.jedit.msg.BufferUpdate[source=Untitled-1 >(F:\jedit\),what=LOAD_STARTED,view=null] >[debug] EditBus: org.gjt.sp.jedit.msg.BufferUpdate[source=Untitled-1 >(F:\jedit\),what=CREATED,view=null] >[debug] EditBus: org.gjt.sp.jedit.msg.EditorStarted[source=null] >[debug] EditBus: >org.gjt.sp.jedit.msg.EditPaneUpdate[source=org.gjt.sp.jedit.EditPane[,0,0,0x0,invalid,layout=java.awt.BorderLayout,alignmentX=null,alignmentY= null,border=,flags=34,maximumSize=,minimumSize=,preferredSize=,defaultLayout=java.awt.FlowLayout[hgap=5,vgap=5,align=center]],what=CRE ATED] >[debug] EditBus: >org.gjt.sp.jedit.msg.ViewUpdate[source=org.gjt.sp.jedit.View[frame0,181,82,661x603,hidden,layout=java.awt.BorderLayout,resizable,title=jEdit >- U > >> BTW I created a second cmd file called java2jar.cmd and simply added the "-jar" >> option to the commandline. >> @echo on >> java2.cmd -jar %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9 >> >> I then set its associations (via right click/properties/association) and created a new >> *.jar association. I now can double click ANY jar file and it will automatically run in java2. >> >> Keep at it... jEdit is worth figuring this out. >> tom >> running Java 1.3.0 under an original OS/2 Warp4 fix 15 >> >> tom >> >> >> >> On Tue, 30 Apr 2002 22:50:02 +0200, Cees van Veelen wrote: >> >> >** Reply to message from "Tom Gutwin" <tg...@we...> on Mon, 29 Apr >> >2002 09:22:38 -0700 (PDT) >> > >> >The java2.cmd file you pointed me to is very nice - it sets the java_home >> >variable and the classpath. >> >Adapting this commandfile to my situation did a good job of for example running >> >the latest Limwire version - but alas: 'java2 -jar jedit40install.jar' gave the >> >same result as before: Some diskactivity, but no installation. >> > >> >As a second thing I unzipped the whole jar file into a directory of its own, >> >and tried to run: java2 -jar jedit.jar. A window was formed on my screen, the >> >jedit logo appeared - and then a bunch of errors. I did not expect it to run >> >properly - the install routine will not be there for nothing. >> >I also noticed that doing so a subdirectory .jedit was formed with >> >subdirectories under it, bu no files, just the activity.log and a file named >> >'server'. >> >For one reason or another my system seems not to like the install program. >> >Is there a way to skip the install program and do by hand what normally the >> >install program would do? >> > >> >> I have a java2.cmd file that I use whenever I want to run a java2 app. >> >> it sets ALL required info and settings. >> >> >> >> java2.cmd -jar jedit.jar >> >> >> >> get it at >> >> http://jOggPlayer.webarts.bc.ca/java2.cmd >> > >> > >> >> >: >> >> >: There is some diskactivity, and then everyting stops. (the system keeps running >> >> >: - but the command window only shows a blinking cursor. >> >> >: >> >> >: What do I do wrong? >> > >> >Greetings, >> >Cees van Veelen, Amsterdam, The Netherlands >> > >> >_______________________________________________________________ >> > >> >Have big pipes? SourceForge.net is looking for download mirrors. We supply >> >the hardware. You get the recognition. Email Us: ban...@so...-- >> >----------------------------------------------- >> >jEdit Users' List >> >jEd...@li... >> >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jedit-users >> >> ---------------- WebARTS Design ---------------- >> Tom Gutwin +1-604-626-9242 >> tg...@we... http://www.webarts.bc.ca >> ---- Engineering Your Computer Solutions... ---- >> >> Try our Free Ogg Vorbis Player >> http://www.webarts.bc.ca/joggplayer > >Greetings, >Cees van Veelen, Amsterdam, The Netherlands > >_______________________________________________________________ > >Have big pipes? SourceForge.net is looking for download mirrors. We supply >the hardware. You get the recognition. Email Us: ban...@so... >-- >----------------------------------------------- >jEdit Users' List >jEd...@li... >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jedit-users ---------------- WebARTS Design ---------------- Tom Gutwin +1-604-626-9242 tg...@we... http://www.webarts.bc.ca ---- Engineering Your Computer Solutions... ---- Try our Free Ogg Vorbis Player http://www.webarts.bc.ca/joggplayer |
From: Cees v. V. <ce...@va...> - 2002-05-04 10:31:00
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** Reply to message from "Tom Gutwin" <tg...@we...> on Thu, 02 May 2002 10:11:23 -0700 (PDT) OK, Today I had some time again to get Jedit going. > A couple more things to check... > > Does OS/2 boot from your E: drive? > the set INSTALL_DRIVE=E: is used to find the bootdrive:\os2 dir for some dlls. Yes. > YIKES! I found a problem in the java2.cmd script! > Move the line > set BEGINLIBPATH=%JAVA_HOME%\BIN;%JAVA_HOME%\dll;%INSTALL_DRIVE%\tcpip\dll; > down after the user settings section. (into the "On With The Show Section") > It was using some of the user settings vars that HAD NOT BEEN SET. > > I think we should work on getting the installer working. It is a simple > app that *should* work. If we get the glitch worked out for that It should > solve all the problems. > It also looks like just unzipping the installer and running jedit from that > causes some problems. A MacOSPlugin is in > the f:\jedit\jars dir. It is not loading properly because it is for Macs. > The jar file can be deleted. I don't know exactly what the filename is, > It is in f:\jedit\jars. I have only 2 jar files in my jars dir. > (quicknotepad.jar and latestversion.jar) OK, I will keep only those 2. > Fix the java2.cmd as mentioned above. > Turn all the "@echo off" lines to "@echo on" in the java2.cmd file. > then run the installer again. > f:\jedit> java2.cmd -jar jedit40install.jar > watch the commandline for any error messages > > or pipe the output to a file > f:\jedit> java2.cmd -jar jedit40install.jar >intallOut.txt I have done that. For the resulting text file see below. > Since you unzipped the installer jar file you can run the installer class directly > f:\jedit> set beginclasspath=.;f:\jedit;f:\jedit\jedit40install.jar > f:\jedit> java2.cmd installer.Install > > If it still doesn't go... Does not work > try a test on a different jar file ... > download http://jOggPlayer.webarts.bc.ca/joggplayer114-install.jar > it is a simple Ogg Vorbis music player. (you don't even need to complete the install ) > java2.cmd -jar joggplayer114-install.jar No problem at all. Runs fine Some more remarks from my side: This 'server' , that is found in the activity.log: what is that? [notice] jEdit: An error occurred while connecting to the jEdit server instance. [notice] jEdit: This probably means that jEdit crashed and/or exited abnormally [notice] jEdit: the last time it was run. [notice] jEdit: If you don't know what this means, don't worry. [notice] jEdit: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: connect I don't know how this is supposed to work, but it might help in determing the cause of the failure to install or run Jedit that there is one more java problem I have, and that is the jctrlpnl.cmd file that is in \java131\jre\bin. Maybe this command file should do something that jedit needs. Anyway: Here is the installout.txt file. I hope you can find out what is wrong. [E:\] [E:\]REM ************************************************************************ [E:\]REM * Run a java application using the Java13 JVM. [E:\]REM * This command script is wriiten for OS/2 users. [E:\]REM * Tom B. Gutwin - t g u t w i n @ w e b a r t s . b c . c a [E:\]REM * [E:\]REM * It sets up the Warp environmnet to use the java13 runtime [E:\]REM * instead of a default 1.1.8. [E:\]REM * This is used when you have the 1.3 JVM installed but left the [E:\]REM * 1.1.8 JVM as the default some of the base OS/2 Java Apps work. [E:\]REM * And now you want to run your applications with the 1.3 runtime. [E:\]REM * Test it by typing ---> java2.cmd -version [E:\]REM * [E:\]REM * [E:\]REM * Installation: Set the USER SETTINGS BELOW. [E:\]REM * Put this script in your path somewhere [E:\]REM * Then use java2 to invoke all your java apps. [E:\]REM * [E:\]REM * Usage is almost identical to the normal way of starting a java app. [E:\]REM * Examples: [E:\]REM * java2.cmd ca.bc.webarts.jOggPlayer [E:\]REM * java2.cmd -jar jOggPlayer.jar [E:\]REM * java2.cmd -version [E:\]REM * java2.cmd -cp g:\pkgs; ca.bc.webarts.jOggPlayer [E:\]REM * [E:\]REM * ***Exceptions to the rule because passed parameters on the commandline [E:\]REM * don't like "=" signs. [E:\]REM * It doesn't work to type : [E:\]REM * java2.cmd -Djava.compiler=NONE ca.bc.webarts.jOggPlayer [E:\]REM * If you want to disable the JIT you have to add this one right into [E:\]REM * this script file. (I have a commented out line below) [E:\]REM * [E:\]REM * I also added the use of an extra environment variable FRONT_JVM_OPTIONS [E:\]REM * to set whatever you want to go directly to the jvm [E:\]REM * Examples: [E:\]REM * set FRONT_JVM_OPTIONS=-cp g:\pkgs; -Xmx80m [E:\]REM * java2.cmd ca.bc.webarts.jOggPlayer [E:\]REM * [E:\]REM * I also added the use of an extra environment variable BEGINCLASSPATH [E:\]REM * to add its value to the front of the classpath without always having [E:\]REM * to type in the -cp bla.bla; stuff. [E:\]REM * Examples: [E:\]REM * set BEGINCLASSPATH=g:\pkgs [E:\]REM * java2.cmd ca.bc.webarts.jOggPlayer [E:\]REM * [E:\]REM ************************************************************************ [E:\] [E:\]REM ************************************************************************ [E:\]REM * Remember initial settings so we can reset them afterwards [E:\]REM ************************************************************************ [E:\]set OLD_LIBPATH= [E:\]SET OLD_PATH=E:\IBMGSK50\BIN;E:\MPTN\BIN;E:\IBMCOM;E:\NETSCAPE\PROGRAM;E:\IBMLAN\NETPROG;E:\MUGLIB;E:\IBMGSK40\BIN;E:\IBMGSK\BIN;E:\TCPIP\BIN;.;E:\OS2;E:\OS2\SYSTEM;E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2;E:\OS2\INSTALL;E:\;E:\OS2\MDOS;E:\OS2\APPS;E:\JAVA11\BIN;E:\MMOS2;F:\LOTUSW4\COMPNENT;F:\LOTUSW4\ORGANIZE;F:\LOTUSW4\APPROACH;F:\LOTUSW4\FLG;F:\LOTUSW4\WORDPRO;E:\os2utils;E:\tvoice\wiseprog\EMX\BIN;E:\FM\UTILS;E:\BA2PRO;E:\OBJDESK;E:\OBJDESK\EXTRAS\BIN;e:\os2utils\wcat;E:\CDWFS;E:\ODIN\SYSTEM32;E:\GU22; [E:\]SET OLD_CLASSPATH= [E:\]SET OLD_INCLUDE= [E:\]SET OLD_LIB= [E:\]SET OLD_JAVA_HOME= [E:\] [E:\] [E:\] [E:\]REM ************************************************************************ [E:\]REM * USER SETTINGS [E:\]REM * PLEASE SET THESE FOR YOUR STYSTEM [E:\]REM ************************************************************************ [E:\]set INSTALL_DRIVE=E: [E:\]set JAVA_HOME=E:\java131\jre [E:\]set JAVA_CONSOLE=0 [E:\] [E:\]REM ************************************************************************ [E:\]REM * Thats all you should need to set! [E:\]REM ************************************************************************ [E:\] [E:\] [E:\]REM ************************************************************************ [E:\]REM * On with the show!!! [E:\]REM ************************************************************************ [E:\]set BEGINLIBPATH=E:\java131\jre\BIN;E:\java131\jre\dll;E:\tcpip\dll; [E:\]SET PATH=.;E:\java131\jre\BIN;E:\java131\jre\..\BIN;E:\IBMGSK50\BIN;E:\MPTN\BIN;E:\IBMCOM;E:\NETSCAPE\PROGRAM;E:\IBMLAN\NETPROG;E:\MUGLIB;E:\IBMGSK40\BIN;E:\IBMGSK\BIN;E:\TCPIP\BIN;.;E:\OS2;E:\OS2\SYSTEM;E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2;E:\OS2\INSTALL;E:\;E:\OS2\MDOS;E:\OS2\APPS;E:\JAVA11\BIN;E:\MMOS2;F:\LOTUSW4\COMPNENT;F:\LOTUSW4\ORGANIZE;F:\LOTUSW4\APPROACH;F:\LOTUSW4\FLG;F:\LOTUSW4\WORDPRO;E:\os2utils;E:\tvoice\wiseprog\EMX\BIN;E:\FM\UTILS;E:\BA2PRO;E:\OBJDESK;E:\OBJDESK\EXTRAS\BIN;e:\os2utils\wcat;E:\CDWFS;E:\ODIN\SYSTEM32;E:\GU22;;E:\os2 [E:\]SET INCLUDE=E:\java131\jre\..\INCLUDE; [E:\]SET LIB=E:\java131\jre\..\LIB; [E:\]SET CLASSPATH=.;E:\java131\jre\lib\rt.jar;E:\java131\jre\..\lib\tools.jar; [E:\] [E:\]SET CLASSPATH=;.;E:\java131\jre\lib\rt.jar;E:\java131\jre\..\lib\tools.jar; [E:\]REM ************************************************************************ [E:\]REM The following line is the one to use if you want to turn the JIT off [E:\]REM E:\java131\jre\BIN\java -Djava.compiler=NONE -jar -jar jedit40install.jar [E:\]REM ************************************************************************ [E:\]E:\java131\jre\BIN\java -jar jedit40install.jar [E:\] [E:\] [E:\]REM ************************************************************************ [E:\]REM Try to set things back to their previous state. [E:\]REM ************************************************************************ [E:\]set path=E:\IBMGSK50\BIN;E:\MPTN\BIN;E:\IBMCOM;E:\NETSCAPE\PROGRAM;E:\IBMLAN\NETPROG;E:\MUGLIB;E:\IBMGSK40\BIN;E:\IBMGSK\BIN;E:\TCPIP\BIN;.;E:\OS2;E:\OS2\SYSTEM;E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2;E:\OS2\INSTALL;E:\;E:\OS2\MDOS;E:\OS2\APPS;E:\JAVA11\BIN;E:\MMOS2;F:\LOTUSW4\COMPNENT;F:\LOTUSW4\ORGANIZE;F:\LOTUSW4\APPROACH;F:\LOTUSW4\FLG;F:\LOTUSW4\WORDPRO;E:\os2utils;E:\tvoice\wiseprog\EMX\BIN;E:\FM\UTILS;E:\BA2PRO;E:\OBJDESK;E:\OBJDESK\EXTRAS\BIN;e:\os2utils\wcat;E:\CDWFS;E:\ODIN\SYSTEM32;E:\GU22; [E:\]set BEGINLIBPATH=; [E:\]SET CLASSPATH= [E:\]SET INCLUDE= [E:\]SET LIB= [E:\]SET JAVA_HOME= [E:\] [E:\]REM ************************************************************************ [E:\]REM CVS tags (don't worry about these) [E:\]REM ************************************************************************ [E:\]REM * $Source: v:/cvsroot/webarts/java2.cmd,v $ [E:\]REM * $Name: $ [E:\]REM * $Revision: 1.1 $ [E:\]REM * $Date: 2002/04/09 17:34:01 $ [E:\]REM * $Locker: $ [E:\] Greetings, Cees van Veelen, Amsterdam, The Netherlands |