or is there? I wonder if I can't forget opening Windows XP just to edit and view my wap websites if I can do this on Linux. Thanks for any help a.
I downloaded Wapaka, see: http://www.wapaka.com/wapaka/dev_start.asp But I still do not this work to me. It just requires Java, so I think it's something wrong with the command lines. This one works fine on Windows: java -classpath Wapaka.jar;WPKScriptLibs.jar;WPKScript.jar;. Wapaka This is a bat file called wapaka.bat and it's inside the wapaka folder: G:\athome03-09\wapaka On linux (SuSE 8.0 and my java is working fine) wapaka is in /windows/G/athome03-09/wapaka. So I tried: (as the bat file) java -classpath Wapaka.jar;WPKScriptLibs.jar;WPKScript.jar;. Wapaka (as it's suggested in ReadMeFirstPC.TXT) java -classpath /windows/G/athome03-09/wapakaWapaka.jar;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapakaWPKScriptLibs.jar;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapakaWPKScript.jar;. Wapaka (hopelessly) java -classpath .;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapaka;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapaka/Wapaka.jar;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapaka/WPKScript.jar;C:\wapaka\WPKScriptLibs.jar Wapaka Nothing works to me. Some ideas? a. Adagilson Batista Bispo da Silva escreveu:
or is there? I wonder if I can't forget opening Windows XP just to edit and view my wap websites if I can do this on Linux. Thanks for any help a.
Hello Adagilson, You can try: java -classpath Wapaka.jar:WPKScriptLibs.jar:WPKScript.jar:. Wapaka In other words, put : other than ; From 'java -h' -cp -classpath <directories and zip/jar files separated by :> set search path for application classes and resources I hope it helps!! Vilmar Alves Toledo Junior CTO - Grupo Lates www.grupolates.com Adagilson Batista Bispo da Silva wrote:
I downloaded Wapaka, see: http://www.wapaka.com/wapaka/dev_start.asp But I still do not this work to me. It just requires Java, so I think it's something wrong with the command lines. This one works fine on Windows: java -classpath Wapaka.jar;WPKScriptLibs.jar;WPKScript.jar;. Wapaka This is a bat file called wapaka.bat and it's inside the wapaka folder: G:\athome03-09\wapaka On linux (SuSE 8.0 and my java is working fine) wapaka is in /windows/G/athome03-09/wapaka. So I tried: (as the bat file) java -classpath Wapaka.jar;WPKScriptLibs.jar;WPKScript.jar;. Wapaka (as it's suggested in ReadMeFirstPC.TXT) java -classpath /windows/G/athome03-09/wapakaWapaka.jar;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapakaWPKScriptLibs.jar;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapakaWPKScript.jar;. Wapaka (hopelessly) java -classpath .;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapaka;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapaka/Wapaka.jar;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapaka/WPKScript.jar;C:\wapaka\WPKScriptLibs.jar Wapaka Nothing works to me. Some ideas? a. Adagilson Batista Bispo da Silva escreveu:
or is there? I wonder if I can't forget opening Windows XP just to edit and view my wap websites if I can do this on Linux. Thanks for any help a.
Eu tentei isto mas não funcionou ("class not found"). It didn't work. More tips? a. Vilmar Alves Toledo Junior escreveu:
Hello Adagilson,
You can try:
java -classpath Wapaka.jar:WPKScriptLibs.jar:WPKScript.jar:. Wapaka
In other words, put : other than ; From 'java -h'
-cp -classpath <directories and zip/jar files separated by :> set search path for application classes and resources
I hope it helps!!
Vilmar Alves Toledo Junior CTO - Grupo Lates www.grupolates.com
Adagilson Batista Bispo da Silva wrote:
I downloaded Wapaka, see: http://www.wapaka.com/wapaka/dev_start.asp But I still do not this work to me. It just requires Java, so I think it's something wrong with the command lines. This one works fine on Windows: java -classpath Wapaka.jar;WPKScriptLibs.jar;WPKScript.jar;. Wapaka This is a bat file called wapaka.bat and it's inside the wapaka folder: G:\athome03-09\wapaka On linux (SuSE 8.0 and my java is working fine) wapaka is in /windows/G/athome03-09/wapaka. So I tried: (as the bat file) java -classpath Wapaka.jar;WPKScriptLibs.jar;WPKScript.jar;. Wapaka (as it's suggested in ReadMeFirstPC.TXT) java -classpath /windows/G/athome03-09/wapakaWapaka.jar;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapakaWPKScriptLibs.jar;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapakaWPKScript.jar;. Wapaka (hopelessly) java -classpath .;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapaka;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapaka/Wapaka.jar;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapaka/WPKScript.jar;C:\wapaka\WPKScriptLibs.jar Wapaka Nothing works to me. Some ideas? a. Adagilson Batista Bispo da Silva escreveu:
or is there? I wonder if I can't forget opening Windows XP just to edit and view my wap websites if I can do this on Linux. Thanks for any help a.
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I downloaded Wapaka to use it as a WAP browser for Linux, see: http://www.wapaka.com/wapaka/dev_start.asp But I still do not this work to me. It just requires Java, so I think it's something wrong with the command lines. This one works fine on Windows: java -classpath Wapaka.jar;WPKScriptLibs.jar;WPKScript.jar;. Wapaka This is a bat file called wapaka.bat and it's inside the wapaka folder: G:\athome03-09\wapaka On linux (SuSE 8.0 and my java is working fine) wapaka is in /windows/G/athome03-09/wapaka. So I tried: (as the bat file) java -classpath Wapaka.jar;WPKScriptLibs.jar;WPKScript.jar;. Wapaka (as it's suggested in ReadMeFirstPC.TXT) java -classpath /windows/G/athome03-09/wapakaWapaka.jar;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapakaWPKScriptLibs.jar;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapakaWPKScript.jar;. Wapaka (hopelessly) java -classpath .;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapaka;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapaka/Wapaka.jar;/windows/G/athome03-09/wapaka/WPKScript.jar;C:\wapaka\WPKScriptLibs.jar Wapaka Nothing works to me. Some ideas? a.
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