Lucike
19.08.2003, 23:15
[equote:3c3a6dbd67="Posted: October 16 2002, 14:38 by franky"]Hi!
I'd like to try ds.jar but it seems i'm too stupid to even
start it
I've downloaded ms' java-vm for xp and installed but i don't know
how to get ds.jar running.
.jar is associated with winace, i've tried to unpack
the .jar and start ds.class with jview.exe but it crashes.
Any idea ?![/equote:3c3a6dbd67]
[equote:3c3a6dbd67="Posted: October 17 2002, 6:02 by dvb.matt"]I'd like to try ds.jar but it seems i'm too stupid to even
start it
I've downloaded ms' java-vm for xp and installed but i don't know
how to get ds.jar running.
If that Runtime (the VM is a part of it) include all necessary classes (esp. for the GUI, I don't know it), the tool should run with it.
.jar is associated with winace, i've tried to unpack
the .jar and start ds.class with jview.exe but it crashes.
Any idea ?!
.jar so far is a ZIPfile, to keep together all libraries (classes) of a Java program. No further files are needed.
A "good" Runtime should create on installation a shortcut to the .jar extension to associate with the Java-Runtime.
(it must contain smth like that: javaw.exe -jar "%1" -> "%1" means then ds.jar)
So it's executable directly.
You can also extract the classes into a directory, and to start it: javaw.exe -cp [path] ds
Note: JavaRuntime must be at least V 1.2.2 (if you use the one from Sun)
actual versions may work at all.
rgds
dvbmatt[/equote:3c3a6dbd67]
I'd like to try ds.jar but it seems i'm too stupid to even
start it
I've downloaded ms' java-vm for xp and installed but i don't know
how to get ds.jar running.
.jar is associated with winace, i've tried to unpack
the .jar and start ds.class with jview.exe but it crashes.
Any idea ?![/equote:3c3a6dbd67]
[equote:3c3a6dbd67="Posted: October 17 2002, 6:02 by dvb.matt"]I'd like to try ds.jar but it seems i'm too stupid to even
start it
I've downloaded ms' java-vm for xp and installed but i don't know
how to get ds.jar running.
If that Runtime (the VM is a part of it) include all necessary classes (esp. for the GUI, I don't know it), the tool should run with it.
.jar is associated with winace, i've tried to unpack
the .jar and start ds.class with jview.exe but it crashes.
Any idea ?!
.jar so far is a ZIPfile, to keep together all libraries (classes) of a Java program. No further files are needed.
A "good" Runtime should create on installation a shortcut to the .jar extension to associate with the Java-Runtime.
(it must contain smth like that: javaw.exe -jar "%1" -> "%1" means then ds.jar)
So it's executable directly.
You can also extract the classes into a directory, and to start it: javaw.exe -cp [path] ds
Note: JavaRuntime must be at least V 1.2.2 (if you use the one from Sun)
actual versions may work at all.
rgds
dvbmatt[/equote:3c3a6dbd67]