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From: tsqatchariot dot net dot au
Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2001 19:10:24 -0800
Subject: Re: [os2genau] Java doesn't like jar files ?

On 08/27/01 at 07:10 PM, "Daryl Pilkington" <u3232athome.dialix dot com> said:

Hi Daryl,

After some experimenting, which included re-setting my Classpath  to
reflect your information, I still have a working system :-))

I still can't get the Jedit program to install, so I tried Jstreet Mailer,
that worked, so I conclude there must be something else needed to be done
specifically for that program tp run under OS/2-Java.

There seems to be a lot of this sort of thing going on with Java programs,
pity they couldn't create a setup once run everywhere system !

Thanks
Glenn.

->Glenn, my classpath is:
->SET CLASSPATH=.;.\.;C:\JAVA11\LIB\SecMa.jar;C:\JAVA11\LIB

->Watch-out for ";" at the end, get rid of it.


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Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 20:16:33 +1000
From: Ed Durrant <edurrantatbigpond dot net dot au>
Subject: Re: [os2genau] Java doesn't like jar files ?

There is in fact the equivalent of the Windows installer in Java and it seems
to work well, unfortunately not all developers use it. Don't ask me what it's
called, I just remember seeing it when installing some JAVA apps.

Cheers/2
Ed.

tsqatchariot dot net dot au wrote:

>
> There seems to be a lot of this sort of thing going on with Java programs,
> pity they couldn't create a setup once run everywhere system !
>
> Thanks
> Glenn.

