Hmm, you need to have a JRE installed(at least version 1.2, but the later is the better; some Jext features are available only with the 1.4).
Also, the PATH variable should contain a reference to it.
Type java from the command line:
- if you see a short message like:
java: command not found
or
java: no such file or directory
then it's not installed well. It should give a long message, listing the options for java invocation.
If you have it installed but it gives the error, find where the "java" file is located(for instance, if you installed the JVM in /usr/local/java, it should be under /usr/local/java/bin/java; check)
edit the /etc/jextrc file and replace this line:
JAVA_CMD=java
with this one:
JAVA_CMD=/usr/local/java/bin/java
(obviously insert the right path).
Then, Jext will work.
Bye
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I installed the package jext-3.2pre3-1.noarch.rpm in my Linux and I executed located jext in /opt/jext/bin/ and nothing happened.
Do I have to install more some package?
Thank you.
Antonio Prado
Brasil.
Hmm, you need to have a JRE installed(at least version 1.2, but the later is the better; some Jext features are available only with the 1.4).
Also, the PATH variable should contain a reference to it.
Type java from the command line:
- if you see a short message like:
java: command not found
or
java: no such file or directory
then it's not installed well. It should give a long message, listing the options for java invocation.
If you have it installed but it gives the error, find where the "java" file is located(for instance, if you installed the JVM in /usr/local/java, it should be under /usr/local/java/bin/java; check)
edit the /etc/jextrc file and replace this line:
JAVA_CMD=java
with this one:
JAVA_CMD=/usr/local/java/bin/java
(obviously insert the right path).
Then, Jext will work.
Bye