Message-ID: <3A32E8DB.C5965365@dove.net.au> Date: Sun, 10 Dec 2000 12:52:19 +1030 From: Brian Marr Subject: Moneydance Suse 6.4 kernel 2.2.16 jde1.1.7 <p>Is anyone using moneydance 2.0.4 successfully ? I would be especially interested in the moneydance config file /usr/local/bin/moneydance ? -as my configuration is not working. I have enclose this file below with a number of alternative setups that I have tried. <p>Brian Marr <p><p><p>#!/bin/sh ############################################################## ### Moneydance Unix startup script ### To use this script, modify the lines below so that they ### suit your system. If you experience problems with ### installation, please mail a copy of this script to ### support@reillytechnologies.com along with a capture of ### the output when run from the command-line. ############################################################## <p># Change the line below so that it refers to the directory where # you installed the moneydance.jar and license.jar files MONEYDANCE_LOCATION=/home/bombay/moneydance <p># Change the line below so that it refers to the location where you # installed the swingall.jar file. This is usually the same place # that the moneydance.jar and license.jar files are located, but # in some cases you may want to use a separate version of swing # than the one included with Moneydance. SWING_LOCATION=${MONEYDANCE_LOCATION}:/home/bombay/moneydance #SWING_LOCATION=${/home/bombay/moneydance} #SWING_LOCATION=/home/bombay/moneydance <p># Change this line so that it refers to the java or jre executable # on your system. Some systems will have java located at # /usr/bin/jre, /usr/local/jdk1.1.7/bin/jre, or /usr/local/bin/jre # NOTE: If you change the 'jre' to 'java' in the next line, you will # also need to change the -cp argument in the CMD setting near the end # of this script to -classpath, as well as add an extra line to the CLSSP # setting below to point to the classes.zip file for java on your system. # You are probably much better off just leaving the 'jre' part alone, # and only modifying the path so that it points to the 'jre' program. #JAVA_EXE=/usr/local/java/bin/jre #JAVA_EXE=/usr/lib/jre1.1.7/bin/jre #JAVE_EXE=/usr/lib/jre1.1.7/bin/i686 #JAVE_EXE=/usr/lib/jre1.1.7/bin/i686/green_threads/jre JAVE_EXE=/usr/lib/jre1.1.7/bin/i686/native_threads/jre <p># Comment out the following 2 lines only if you have a JIT compiler # that works. Note: The default JIT compiler distributed with # the Sun JDK and JRE still has bugs, but SHUjit and TYA seem # to work well on Linux and FreeBSD with only minor side effects. JAVA_COMPILER=NONE export JAVA_COMPILER <p>CLSSP=${MONEYDANCE_LOCATION}/moneydance.jar: CLSSP=${MONEYDANCE_LOCATION}/license.jar:${CLSSP} CLSSP=${SWING_LOCATION}/swingall.jar:${CLSSP} unset CLASSPATH CMD="${JAVA_EXE} -ca ${CLSSP} moneydance $@" echo ${CMD} exec ${CMD}