Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (720 mails)

[adavis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Andrew L. Davis)]

On Sun, Apr 12, 1998 at 02:05:09PM -0400, Jacob Robert Wilkins wrote:
> > Yes. You have to compile the kernel with java support (compiled in or as a
> > module, I am not sure if the precompiled kernels have this feature, but they
> > well may) and (from the help of make menuconfig)
> 
> Actually, its not even that hard. SuSE ships with the JDK, thats all you
> need to run java apps. 
> 
> You only have to recompile the kernel if you want .class files to be
> recognized as executable binaries, so you can type ./MyJavaProg rather
> than typing java MyJavaProg. 
> 
> Either way you go, you still have to have the JDK, or at least a Java
> Runtime Environment.

Because I have upgraded my system by hand so much I cannot remember if I 
added the JDK.  What are the key componets of the JDK so that I can "locate"
them?  If I cannot find them then you do not need the JDK to run Java bins;
but you do need to have the feature on in the kernel.
 

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Andrew L. Davis					Network Operations
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