Hello ,
We are having QNX RTP 6.1 version.We want to develop some applications on
Java. :
Here are my questions:
As java (j9 virtual machine) runtimes
(VAME 1.3) have been installed on QNX platform, I need more help
on how to edit, compile and run my java programs or class files on
QNX platform.
What type of applications can I develop using this j9
virtual machine on QNX.
I had seen sample example applications that had been
installed along with java runtimes(VAME 1.3) but I could not get
any technical support for how to begin my java programming.
How I can develop some GUI based applicaions using this
VAME 1.3 on QNX platform.
Whether QNX supports some other java runtimes, if so
give me details.
Hello ,
We are having QNX RTP 6.1 version.We want to develop some applications on
Java. :
Here are my questions:
As java (j9 virtual machine) runtimes
(VAME 1.3) have been installed on QNX platform, I need more help
on how to edit, compile and run my java programs or class files on
QNX platform.
AFAIK, VAME on QNX does not include a java compiler. You can, however,
install jikes from my repository. You simply need to set the CLASSPATH
environment variable to the classes.zip you want to use (vame has several).
The latest version of j9 (1.5) includes a java compiler (executable is
called j9c). You can get more information at www.ibm.com/embedded
-Andrew
On 27 Apr 2002 06:25:20 GMT, Chris McKillop <cdm@qnx.com> wrote:
Prabha <> prabha_guptha@hotmail.com> > wrote:
Hello ,
We are having QNX RTP 6.1 version.We want to develop some applications on
Java. :
Here are my questions:
As java (j9 virtual machine) runtimes
(VAME 1.3) have been installed on QNX platform, I need more help
on how to edit, compile and run my java programs or class files on
QNX platform.
AFAIK, VAME on QNX does not include a java compiler. You can, however,
install jikes from my repository. You simply need to set the CLASSPATH
environment variable to the classes.zip you want to use (vame has several).
AFAIK, VAME on QNX does not include a java compiler. You can, however,
install jikes from my repository. You simply need to set the CLASSPATH
environment variable to the classes.zip you want to use (vame has several).
Thanks for this generous offer to allow us to install jikes from
your repository. I tried to do this and I get a Dependancy error,
the first I’ve ever seen for that matter. The install is complaining
because:
“jikes.1.15” requires that you install “A package with a ContainsLibrary
of libcpp.so.2a and a Processor of x86”.
I’ve looked all around for this, but can’t find anything. Can you be of
help?
AFAIK, VAME on QNX does not include a java compiler. You can, however,
install jikes from my repository. You simply need to set the CLASSPATH
environment variable to the classes.zip you want to use (vame has several).
Thanks for this generous offer to allow us to install jikes from
your repository. I tried to do this and I get a Dependancy error,
the first I’ve ever seen for that matter. The install is complaining
because:
“jikes.1.15” requires that you install “A package with a ContainsLibrary
of libcpp.so.2a and a Processor of x86”.
I’ve looked all around for this, but can’t find anything. Can you be of
help?
Mitchell Schoenbrun <> maschoen@pobox.com> > wrote:
AFAIK, VAME on QNX does not include a java compiler. You can, however,
install jikes from my repository. You simply need to set the CLASSPATH
environment variable to the classes.zip you want to use (vame has several).
Thanks for this generous offer to allow us to install jikes from
your repository. I tried to do this and I get a Dependancy error,
the first I’ve ever seen for that matter. The install is complaining
because:
“jikes.1.15” requires that you install “A package with a ContainsLibrary
of libcpp.so.2a and a Processor of x86”.
I’ve looked all around for this, but can’t find anything. Can you be of
help?
No comment on release dates (talk to your sales rep), but I can tell you that
jikes builds clean from source. You can download it from IBM. Look on freshmeat.net for a link.