On Sat, 16 Sep 2000, Sylvan Ravinet wrote:
> There does not seem to be Sun JDK 1.3 for Linux.
Go to http://java.sun.com/j2se/ and follow the link to 1.3 and you
should see Linux, Solaris, and Windows options.
> Linux is not listed there as a target platform.
The RMI-IIOP download just contains a gigantic .class file that
you execute to run the install. You can download it in any format
(happily, Linux can up ZIPs, TARs, GZs, and just about everything that
files are distributed in), extract the .class, and run it. There are
directions on the page - or at least a link to the directions.
> I dunno (and don't really care for now, I'm not using consciously that
> PortableRemoteObject). I just want to make work this
> getting started stuff... And that looks more difficult than what the
> tutorial says... :(. Of course next step would be tomcat integration,
> but this needs to work first.
If the tutorial suggests you use PortableRemoteObject, then it's
definitely aimed at JDK 1.3, and should probably be changed to say so.
Aaron
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