Bill -
tried your suggestions today...
1
Created a new file "small.j" (stand-alone module)
#!/usr/bin/jc
NB. -- Call the JConsole, put out some lines, then leave...
echo 'this is file ''small.j''...'
echo 'the first 5 cubes are:' , (4j0 ": (^&3) (1 + i. 5))
exit ''
which runs fine. Thanks for the hint; that's been
something I have been looking for.
2
As for the Java versions, I found this:
Selection Alternative
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1 /usr/bin/gij-4.3
*+ 2 /usr/lib/jvm/java-gcj/jre/bin/java
Martin
>I also use debian, I think sun java is no longer
>a must to run JWD. newer debian/ubuntu got 2
>versionis of java, gij and opensdk, the
>/usr/bin/java is a symlink to either of these
>java. Type in terminal sudo update-alternatives
>--config java It will show all java installed,
>then choose opensdk (or sun if you also download
>it) to run jwd without patch. On Thu, 14 May
>2009, Martin Kreuzer wrote: > On further
>inspection, the symb > link /usr/bin/java
>turned out to point to "gij-4.3"... > Downloaded
>the latest JavaRE version 6u13 32-bit > *.bin
>from sun.com; installing it under >
>/usr/share/java/... (this is Debian) gave me a >
>new subdirectory .../jre1.6.0_13/... > As soon
>as I had patched "jwd" with that [full > path to
>Java] everything went smoothly. > Thanks for the
>discussion. -- regards,
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