LOCAL INSTALLATIONS of JAVA SOFTWARE

1. The path for JAVA is /opt/java/bin. Read the README in /opt/java first. The current version is JDK 1.1.4.

2. JavaWorkshop and JavaStudio:

    > From: aj-cmnt@katahdin.cims.nyu.edu (Art Johnson - Systems Account)
    > Subject: Re: java software
    > To: yap@jinai.cs.nyu.edu (Chee Yap)
    > Date: Mon, 22 Jun 1998 15:17:05 -0400 (EDT)
    > Cc: been@slinky.cs.nyu.edu, aj-cmnt@katahdin.cims.nyu.edu
    >  
    > Anyway, both JavaWorkshop and JavaStudio are now installed and
    > licensed. 
    > 
    > Here is the information for both:
    > JavaWorkshop:
    > Located in:
    > 	/opt/Java-WorkShop2.0
    > To run the software:
    > 	cd /opt/Java-WorkShop2.0/JWS/sparc-S2/bin; ./jws &
    > Or, in your .cshrc file, set your path to include: 
    > 	/opt/Java-WorkShop2.0/JWS/sparc-S2/bin, OR, what I have done
    > in .cshrc, is create an alias:
    > 	alias jws `/opt/Java-WorkShop2.0/JWS/sparc-S2/bin/jws`
    > 
    > JavaStudio:
    > Located in:
    > 	/opt/Java-Studio1.0
    > To run:
    > 	cd /opt/Java-Studio1.0/JS/sparc-S2/bin; ./js &
    > OR add the path, OR create the alias:
    > 	alias js `/opt/Java-Studio1.0/JS/sparc-S2/bin/js`
    > 
    > Presently, these packages are only installed on the server slinky and
    > any machine which mounts slinky's /export software volume. 
    > I would advise to run them on slinky and send the display to a workstation.
    > Both packages are pretty large and require a good CPU to run (with 
    > okay performance). 
    > 
    > The latest JDK should be installed within the day, the structure of
    > it has changed and I am just thinking over the implications/changes. 
    > when the new jdk is there, it will be in:
    > 	/opt/jdk1.1.5
    > 
    > -art
   
    

3. HotJava

    > Date: Thu, 9 Jul 1998 15:16:49 -0400
    > From: comment@msmscc.cims.nyu.edu (CIMS Support Staff)
    > To: yap@jinai.cs.nyu.edu
    > Subject: HotJava
    > 
    > Hello Chee,
    > 
    > Here's the information on Hotjava:
    > 
    > Installed: spunky:/export/opt/HotJava1.1.4 (available on your machine)
    > 
    > Be sure to set the following:
    > setenv HOTJAVA_HOME /export/opt/HotJava1.1.4
    > Add this to your path:
    > /export/opt/HotJava1.1.4/bin
    > Then you should be able to just run, at the prompt: hotjava
    > 
    > Note:
    > For now, it is only installed on spunky -- so it is only available
    > to machines which mount spunky's export. This software will be widely
    > installed when we upgrade Solaris and all of the software later this
    > Summer. 
    > 
    > -art
    >