Re: Getting tini programs to run
Aleksandar_Matijaca-SARqVTsK3/5Wk0Htik3J/[email protected]
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The jre\bin location is used for the "runtime" java environment on your own
pc. the jdk\bin is where your compile tools are. You should be using
javac for compilation. Don't forget a couple of things - if you are using
1.4.2 to compile your code with, you MUST use -taget 1.1 as a command line
parameter to javac. This will allow the TINIConvertor to properly process
your generated .class files to produce .tini files.
As a side note to everyone - is there a FAQ or a set of guidelines on how
to develop for the TINI in an environment that would combine for example
a couple of jar files? I am slowly managing to develop for larger
environments through trial-end-error. For example, a "cook-book" set of
examples
for figuring out dependencies to combine automatically .class files as
needed from a number of different .jar files to combine a final .tini
file....
Regards, Alex.
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Please respond
to david
Hi,
I'm using XP and downloaded JDK1.4.2 which puts the JDK in A Sun directory
along with JRE. It's not very clear why we have javaw in a jdk\bin dir and
also jdk\jre\bin location.
I've tried using the smartj commands which gives me an error saying a
superclass cannot be found. I've followed all the documents on the tini
web site or www.smartsc.com and none of those suggestions work for
classpath or getting JavaKit to execute.
David
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