This is really a unix shell question. :-)
It sounds like you haven't added /usr/local/java/bin to your current environment.
Try either:
1) PATH=/usr/local/java/bin:$PATH; export PATH
(and add this line to your .bashrc file)
or
2) ln -s /usr/local/java/bin/java /usr/local/bin
(and repeat for javac and any other java executables you want).
or
3) source FULL_PATH_TO_THE_FILE/java-rmi.cgi
(and add this to your .bashrc file)
kb
Joseph Schiller wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have setup a dual boot machine running Windows95 alongside with Linux
> Mandrake 7.2. I've successfully downloaded Java2 SDK 1.4 from
> http://www.blackdown.org, but I'm having a difficulty configuring Java
> and installing Jython. I have downloaded the Jython-21.class and I am
> following the commands, but bash is complaining about the command
> 'java'. The difficulty arose from the 2.0 gig partition limit under
> Win95, so I installed Java2 on a different partition, the Linux img file
> takes more than 1.0 gigabyte and alongside with Windows there's hardly
> any space left to do anything useful. Because Java does not reside in
> the typical /usr/local directory, I need to configure the PATH,
> JAVA_HOME, and CLASSPATH variables along with a couple config files.
> Using the 'export' command, I thought I did everything correctly, but
> I'm still not able to install Jython. Should I edit the ~/.bashrc file
> directly? The j2sdk-config file shows PATH=/bin:/usr/bin, the
> java-rmi.cgi also shows PATH=/usr/local/java/bin:$PATH and there are
> other files that show the same. At this point I realize that not
> installing in the /usr/local/java directory was a mistake, but running
> out of space, I had no choice. Any suggestions will be most welcome.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Joseph Schiller
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