Creating a Symbolic link to a Java app (JBidWatcher)
Hi all,
I downloaded the latest version of JBidWatcher and I run it with the following command... Code:
java -Xmx512m -jar JBidwatcher-2.0.1.jar Thanks :) |
Create a script that contains that command line, and then run that - most recent KDE versions will be able to.
I often start Java apps that way. I. e. create a file called "startbidwatch.sh" in a terminal emulator and make its contents to be Code:
java -Xmx512m -jar JBidwatcher-2.0.1.jar In KDE, on the desktop, right-click and select "Create New" and "Link to application". Click on the Application tab, click on Browse and browse to the script. This should do it! The resulting icon should be clickable and it should start the Java app for you. |
Thanks, will give it a crack and let you know.
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Sweet as, thanks. Funny I have not had the need to use scripts like this before, seems like a useful thing to do lol.
So I created the .sh file and pasted the following in it Code:
java -Xmx512m -jar JBidwatcher-2.0.1.jar Not sure what -Xmx512m is all about, seems to launch without that anyway. Cheers mate. |
Sure, no problem!
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I see, I will keep an eye on it and play around with it a bit. It does not seem to hog too much Ram at the moment, goes up about 8% (of 1 gig).
Thanks for the info! Cheers. |
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