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Hi.
When installing FC4 I installed Java support. Looking at what got installed I don't think it's the same thing as what is offered through sun. If I install java j2se from sun, how do I change so that when I type java, javac it will use that instead of what I installed?
Thx.
Please someone help. I figured I can use the manual method to install jre, but what about jdk for development?
Mainly what should I put in /etc/profile.d/java.sh
The manual link above only covers JRE.
Thank You.
Last edited by UmneyDurak; 09-27-2005 at 11:03 PM.
Hi,
I put this as a reply as I can't find the button for a new thread. Anyway it is related.
I installed j2sre on my FC4-AMD_64 linux which worked well. However, I first had installed jre1.5.0 which doesn't have the plugin directory.
Can anybody point out the difference between j2sre and jre as I cannot find it.
Thanks
Joep
You can also switch to SuSE or Mandriva, both which provide RPMs of J2RE that work with their distro. If I wanted to build it from scratch I'd be using Gentoo not FC4. This is absurd.
Crito,
Thanks. I have some other packets from SuSE (I have worked for years with it) but not all are compatible with other distro's due to their directory structure. By the way what do you mean witb "That's absurd"? FC4 or their strange behavior with Java.
Looking at your site, which is very clean and nice, I wondered how you control the W2000 system. I want to run a special music notation program (Finale) on the W2000 system as it doesn't run as well with wine but i would love to control it from my Linux workstation or laptop (wireless). What is running on the W2000 system (cygwin?). It says rdesktop (and I assume 10.0.0.8 is the local Ip adress of the server).
It's a W2K advanced server running terminal server in application server mode. I was using Mandrake 9.2's tweaked version of rdesktop as my thin client. FC4 and SuSE have a VNC app I use instead tho... name eludes me at moment, I had to boot into XP to run my Scottrade Java stuff. Don't have time to futz with FC4's java BS. They should have provided a custom built RPM with all their funky path crapolla already corrected, not force everyone who uses FC4 to build it themselves, which is what I find absurd. Took me all of 30 seconds to get J2RE up and running on SuSE and Madriva. Time is money and FC4 is wasting too much of mine with BS like this.
And what's up with the up2date GUI BTW? There's an entry in the config file that makes it look for FC3 updates! And what kills me is there's even a big FIX ME note in the file. How lazy do you have to be to miss that during QA/beta? Doesn't give me a lot of confidence in RedHat's enterprise products.
Crito, I agree wholehartedly about RH!
I try to update using the update button but it complaines about nit finding some (https) RH-site and when I continue (as I don't need that) the update sources are 0 bytes!. That's is already so for over a year, complaints (excuse me bugrequests) notwithstanding. I have used apt with FC3 and that's IMHO much better than yum. But I like the distro nevertheless and there are some great sound patches for it so FTTB I stick to it.
I have VNC running but no client on W2K. Can I download one someplace?
Joep
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