Re: [superversion] Why does this keep happening to me?

[Jorgen B. <sol...@xs...>]

Stephan,

After some time behind Linux I finally figured it out!

the superversion.sh as it is in the zip file has BAD linebreaks. Making 
it impossible to run it under linux.

When doing;

sh superversion.sh

The export won't work and I assume the complete env is gone. This will 
cause the classpath not being found, whatever you try.

When doing;

chmod +x superversion.sh
./superversion.sh

jorg@burgess:~/tmp/superv/superversion> ./superversion.sh
: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

The reason is the linebreaks. If it is possible, I would advice writing 
the superversion.sh file in linux encoding in the zipfile. I will 
probably not be the first to run into this, but this will ofcourse 
re-occur every new release.

I am glad I can use SuperVersion again. It was unbelievable that your 
java application was the only one not running while Eclipse etc ran 
perfectly.

With regards,
- Jorgen

Jorgen Bodde wrote:
> It must be something I am doing VERY wrong.
> 
> I am simply not succeeding in running Superversion under linux. I had 
> this same problem once before and I could suffice by changing the PATH 
> variable to make Superversion run, but that does not work either anymore.
> 
> This is what I did;
> 
> - Download superversion
> - Put it in a ~/bin/superversion dir
> - sh superversion.sh
> 
> En whatever I try, it cannot find the classes;
> 
> jorg@burgess:~/bin/superversion> sh superversion.sh
> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: 
> drjava/superversion/gui/Main
> 
> And this is the script:
> 
> #!/bin/sh
> cd ~/bin/superversion
> export 
> CLASSPATH=log4j.jar:smyle.jar:superversion.jar:toniclf.jar:fontchooser.jar:buttonbar.jar 
> 
> java -cp $CLASSPATH -mx256m drjava.superversion.gui.Main
> 
> I tried webstart once, and it seems to fire superversion. The second 
> time this failed as well.
> 
> Can someone help me ? I am getting desperate with this java problem ...
> - Jorgen
> 
> 
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