Are you talking about recompling the Linux kernel just so that BioJava
becomes "part of the OS"? Sounds like overkill to me. Is there a
reason for this? Is there a problem with just putting the JAR file in
your classpath?
>On Monday 08 Jul 2002 1:46 am, Brian Gilman wrote:
>
>
>>Hey Matt
Hi,
Just did a quick look around the kernel compilation parameters. Here's
the blurb for the CONFIG_BINFMT_MISC option, which you may be referring
to. It sounds like it might be what's needed. Sorry about the crappy
formatting.
Mat.
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CONFIG_BINFMT_MISC:
If you say Y here, it will be p
On Monday 08 Jul 2002 1:46 am, Brian Gilman wrote:
> Hey Matthew,
>
> I think you are asking the question of whether you can make the
> operating system aware of a java binary much like it is aware of an elf
> binary. The answer is yes. how? I remember trying to do this a long time
> ago. It
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> Hey Matthew,
>
> I think you are asking the question of whether you can make the
> operating system aw
Hey Matthew,
I think you are asking the question of whether you can make the
operating system aware of a java binary much like it is aware of an elf
binary. The answer is yes. how? I remember trying to do this a long time
ago. It's a kernel config thing...I remember finding it in the linu
Mark
> -Original Message-
> From: Matthew Pocock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Sunday, 7 July 2002 10:20 a.m.
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> Subject: [Biojava-l] linux
>
>
> Hi.
>
> I've just installed my first ever linux box, and am trying to
>
Hi Mattew,
I'm not sure if this is what you want but, have you tried to create a
file called .cshrc into your home directory?
and place into it your env parameters i.e.
setenv CLASSPATH
"/Users/Mattew/bin:/Users/Mattew/bin/biojava.jar:/Users/Mattew/bin/xerces.jar:/Users/Mattew/bin/bytecode.ja
Hi.
I've just installed my first ever linux box, and am trying to make java
feel like part of the OS. Does anyone know of a trick that will let me
make a .jar file executable and have it launched from the command line
without fiddling around with all that java -jar stuff? I use quite a few
ja
