From: Rob A. <ro...@us...> - 2003-03-03 22:08:17
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I'm the main administrative geek for uselesspython.com, and we've just moved the site to a new hosting service, and I'm aiming to get Jython up and running on the server for the new team of volunteers to use. But I'm encountering a few challenges setting up a happy installation. The server is running RedHat linux, apache, and Java 1.4.0. I'm attempting to install Jython 2.1. From the directory where I uploaded the jython-21.class file, I issued the following: $ java -cp . jython-21 -o Jython-2.1 demo lib source Upon completion, I was rewarded with "Done" and given a bash prompt. But typing "jython" at the prompt gets "bash: jython: command not found". The "jython" file contains the following: "/usr/java/j2sdk1.4.0/jre/bin/java" -Dpython.home="/var/www/html/jython/Jyth on-2 .1" -classpath "/var/www/html/jython/Jython-2.1/jython.jar:$CLASSPATH" "org.pyth on.util.jython" "$@" On the surface, this appears correct. I know from my webhost, however, that the the site's absolute path is: /home/virtual/uselesspython.com/var/www/html instead of /var/www/html I'm not sure how much or little of this may be related to the problem. Any good thoughts on how I might best proceed would be appreciated. warm regards, Rob Andrews |
From: David R. <dr...@ri...> - 2003-03-04 05:22:13
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Rob Andrews wrote: >>From the directory where I uploaded the jython-21.class file, I issued the > following: > > $ java -cp . jython-21 -o Jython-2.1 demo lib source > > Upon completion, I was rewarded with "Done" and given a bash prompt. But > typing "jython" at the prompt gets "bash: jython: command not found". . isn't in your path. Try ./jython -- David Ripton dr...@ri... |