I just installed jgenerator 1.2.4 on a red hat system and I had to make the following changes to get it to work in offline mode.
1) the jgeneratorDir variable was pointing to ../. so I changed it to $IVGEN_HOME.
2) the javaDir was wrong for my system so I changed it to $JAVA_HOME/bin
3) I had to change $1 to $* to get the jgenerate script to pass all of the command line parameters to the java program.
here's my modified script. I hope some one finds this usefull.
#!/bin/bash
#set your jgenerator here export jgeneratorDir=$IVGEN_HOME #set your java path here export javaDir=$JAVA_HOME/bin
export CLASSPATH=$jgeneratorDir/lib/jgen.jar:$CLASSPATH
$javaDir/java -Div.flash.installDir=$jgeneratorDir com.iv.flash.Generator $*
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I just installed jgenerator 1.2.4 on a red hat system and I had to make the following changes to get it to work in offline mode.
1) the jgeneratorDir variable was pointing to ../. so I changed it to $IVGEN_HOME.
2) the javaDir was wrong for my system so I changed it to $JAVA_HOME/bin
3) I had to change $1 to $* to get the jgenerate script to pass all of the command line parameters to the java program.
here's my modified script. I hope some one finds this usefull.
#!/bin/bash
#set your jgenerator here
export jgeneratorDir=$IVGEN_HOME
#set your java path here
export javaDir=$JAVA_HOME/bin
export CLASSPATH=$jgeneratorDir/lib/jgen.jar:$CLASSPATH
$javaDir/java -Div.flash.installDir=$jgeneratorDir com.iv.flash.Generator $*