On Saturday 20 October 2001 4:22 am, Lars Thilander wrote:
> peter
>
> Nice people here recently showed me how to set PATH.
>
> I downloaded jdk1.3.1 from sun and it was installed under usr/java/
>
> I added :
>export PATH=$PATH:'/usr/java/jdk1.3.1_01/bin'
> at the end in the file ~/.bashr
peter
Nice people here recently showed me how to set PATH.
I downloaded jdk1.3.1 from sun and it was installed under usr/java/
I added :
export PATH=$PATH:'/usr/java/jdk1.3.1_01/bin'
at the end in the file ~/.bashrc (that is the file .bashrc in the
home-directory. Alternative is to
Edit your ~/.bashrc or ~/.bash_profile
-JMS
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> PATH=$PATH:/home/edmz/Java/j2dk1.3.1/bin
> CLASSPATH=/home/edmz/Java/source
But you'd probably want to rather do
PATH=/home/edmz/Java/j2dk1.3.1/bin:$PATH
so that the older java and javac files that come with the distribution
don't get called in preference to your new ones. As I understand i
/edmz/Java/source
Good luck!
eric.
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> From: Eduardo Dominguez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 10:04 AM
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> Subject: [newbie] Installing jdk..
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> I got the jdk bin from Sun. After running i
I got the jdk bin from Sun. After running it, it extracts its contents
to a directory called j2dk-1.3.1. What is the proper way to install
this contents ? (where to put files so that they are in the path ?
symbolic links in bin ? is there a env. var. I must set ? )
I read the installation file but
