The recent change in directory naming from j903 to j9.4 introduces an interesting issue for shell scripts on unix-like systems.
In J shell scripts, this works: #!/home/username/j903/bin/jconsole However, this fails with a spelling error: #!/home/username/j9.4/bin/jconsole Or, on OSX, the shebang line is different, but the spelling error remains: #!/Applications/j9.4/bin/jconsole That said, there's some other issues here, related to portability. One of which is that (as a general rule) a home directory is personal rather than portable. Another is that there's official java jconsole which does not understand J. But, also, for a long time now, Debian based distributions have been distributing j with /usr/bin/ijconsole as a symbolic link to the current installed location for J. (Here, the 'i' in ijconsole stands for Iverson.) So I think that now would be a good time to adopt that as "documented standard practice" for j shell scripts. FYI, -- Raul ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
