The java stuff in Ivan's comment is correct.
However, the ant needs a little work!
The -cp not been reconized is due to an
older version of ant being installed.
This can be seen by looking at the file
/etc/ant.conf
It (re)sets the ANT_HOME env variable.
To test this please
do
ant --noconfig -version
(NOTE: the double dash and the single dash).
Peter
Ivan Ivanov wrote:
--- Diana Steffen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Ivan,
> What linux distribution are you using?
Fedora Core 3.
I really thought it was FC3.
Can you check the value of JAVA_HOME (echo
$JAVA_HOME)
/usr/java/jdk
This is where you have installed your own jdk.
and the location of java executables:
/usr/bin/java
/usr/bin/javac
And these are GCJ executable.
Now you can fix that problem by setting PATH variable
in this way:
export PATH=$JAVA_HOME\bin:$PATH
Thus Sun JDK executables will be found before GCJ
executables are found.
HTH
Ivan
Command line argument -cp is used (at least with
Sun
JDK) to specify the classpath.
I know, I just don't know how to interpret this in
ant context. :-(
HTH
Ivan
--- Diana Steffen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I just installed ant under linux and I set
$PATH and $ANT_HOME like they say in the manual.
$JAVA_HOME was already set.
Unfortunately it does not seem to work,
even with an empty CLASPPATH.
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