Hi Steve! I got some questions/comments/suggestions about your recent article about Java+Linux. Since I consider it the *only* documentation for a newbie like me. I must admit that the help that come with MapJ isnt 100% newbie proof. 1-) Installing Linux == no problem everything goes whell. 2-) Install JDK1.2 and JSDK and setting the path variable... may be telling user to append the path in ~/.bashrc 3-)Install vqserver --> your forget to mention to do some administration you must logging on http://127.0.0.1:9090 using Log: admin Passwd: admin 4-)To Install MapXtreme 2.0 is now /InstData/Unix/Others/./install.bin instead of jre -cp install.zip install The real problems begin here.... 5-)Install program seem to froze when doing a full install with JDK 1.2 (it froze at 100% of the taskbar) but all other options install whell. 6-)Trying to run MapXtreme Java server didnt start using the command line you provided.. ? throw exception in main... 7-)Trying to compile the MapJqueue.java and MapperServlet using your command line didnt work. I succeed using the following but I am sure it was not the best way to do it...: javac classpath/opt/map/server/:/opt/map/:/opt/map/server/mxtj20.jar:/usr/local/js dk/lib/jsdk.jar:/home/httpd/mapg/public/MapX/ MapJqueue.java and javac -classpath /opt/map/server/:/opt/map/:/opt/map/server/mxtj20.jar:/usr/local/jsdk/lib/js dk.jar:/home/httpd/mapg/public/MapX/ MapJqueue.java MapperServlet.java So I will appreciate if you could update your *howto* with a MapJ2.0 and give more details. Iam using redhat 6.0 jdk2.0 --> (is it recommended over 1.1.x ?) jsdk for sun MapJ2.0 vqserver But in overall its an excellent article it help me alot. (sorry for my bad englis, still learning) emman Emmanuel Par� GIS/Programming for DBX Geomatics email:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linux-mandrake.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put "unsubscribe MAPINFO-L" in the message body, or contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
