Re: use java from server

2006-05-21 Thread Daniel Noll

Rick Roen wrote:

Thanks Daniel,

I know little of java, so forgive the possibly ignorant question:  Is that
just a matter of modifying the JAVA_HOME environment variable in the batch
file?


I don't actually have the batch file in order to see what it's doing, 
but usually you just have to make sure that however java.exe is being 
called, it is being called from the correct location.  It's more a 
matter of batch file knowledge than Java knowledge. :-)


Daniel

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RE: use java from server

2006-05-19 Thread Rick Roen
Thanks Daniel,

I know little of java, so forgive the possibly ignorant question:  Is that
just a matter of modifying the JAVA_HOME environment variable in the batch
file?

I don't have a good test setup without java installed, otherwise I would
just do this myself.

Rick

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Subject: Re: use java from server

Rick Roen wrote:
 Can I tell fop to use the server version of java, or does it have to be 
 installed on each client?

Assuming you're running it from a batch file, you could trivially modify 
the batch file to point at another location.

Daniel


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Re: use java from server

2006-05-18 Thread Daniel Noll

Rick Roen wrote:
Can I tell fop to use the server version of java, or does it have to be 
installed on each client?


Assuming you're running it from a batch file, you could trivially modify 
the batch file to point at another location.


Daniel


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