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From: rob <europax@home.com>
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To: Sven Onnen <sween@gmx.de>
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Subject: Re: java1.1.8
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Sven Onnen wrote:
> 
> dear folks,
> 
> how I get to run jdk1.1.8, after installed it by choosing 'pkg_add
> jdk1.1.8'.?
> what does it mean 'java -> .java_wrapper'?-Why there ist  a link on the
> bin-file 'java' by default?
> 
> thank's to all
> 
> sven
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Add ...../jdk1.1.8/bin  to your PATH env variable.  I don't know the
answer to the other question.  Rob.    ps. test it by typing javac
<file.java>  I think there are some demo programs in the dist


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