Re: jdk-common_1.0.2-7.deb

1998-06-20 Thread rick
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote: > I ran the command 'dpkg -i jdk-common_1.0.2-7.deb' to install > the Java libraries on my computer. The program succesfully > installed I believe. When I typed 'java' on the command line > I got the message &#x

jdk-common_1.0.2-7.deb

1998-06-19 Thread Marcus Johnson
Hi Dennis, I don't have a direct answer to your jdk question, but if you don't get the info you need there is another mailing list that is focused on Java on Linux. You might have better luck there. The engineer who did the port actually hangs out on the list. There are also archives of that li

Re: jdk-common_1.0.2-7.deb

1998-06-19 Thread Keith Beattie
t tho... Dennis Dixon wrote: > I ran the command 'dpkg -i jdk-common_1.0.2-7.deb' to install the Java > libraries on my computer. The program succesfully installed I believe. When > I typed 'java' on the command line I got the message 'bash> java: command >

Re: jdk-common_1.0.2-7.deb

1998-06-19 Thread Ole J. Tetlie
* Dennis Dixon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | | I ran the command 'dpkg -i jdk-common_1.0.2-7.deb' to install the Java | libraries on my computer. The program succesfully installed I believe. When | I typed 'java' on the command line I got the message 'bash> java: comm

jdk-common_1.0.2-7.deb

1998-06-19 Thread Dennis Dixon
I ran the command 'dpkg -i jdk-common_1.0.2-7.deb' to install the Java libraries on my computer. The program succesfully installed I believe. When I typed 'java' on the command line I got the message 'bash> java: command not found'. Why doesn't this work?