RE: Getting tini programs to run
Aleksandar_Matijaca-SARqVTsK3/5Wk0Htik3J/[email protected]
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FYI, I am using the WebsphereStudio Application Developer (Yeah, I know
overkill),
but the generated classes pass through TINIConvertor with no problem. It
will probably
work just as well in Eclipse.
My development process is:
Select all the packages from the WSAD, and Export them to a zip file,
then
run the TINIConvertor on the zip file... It works quite well...
Alex.
"Tim Drury"
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01/29/2004 10:07 AM
David, I would stick with Sun's 1.4.x JDK. Compile using
the "-target 1.1" option which will produce tini-compatible
code. I have also used 1.2.x successfully.
If the command below worked, I assume you place the comm.jar
in the <JAVA_HOME>/jre/lib/ext folder or else JavaKit should
have failed not finding the serial comm API. The jre/lib/ext
folder contents is automatically included in the classpath,
but again, it's not a good idea to rely on it because if you
distribute your code, you may forget to include this.
-tim
> This time I just tried c:\Appserver\jdk\bin\javaw -classpath
> c:\tini\tini1.12\bin\tini.jar JavaKit and bingo it worked.
> Go figure.
>
> I'm using the JDK1.4 as that is what is listed on the Sun
> website, maybe I should try and get an older version? JDK1.2
>
> David
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