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From: Adrian Chadd <adrian@obiwan.aceonline.com.au>
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Subject: Re : java support in FreeBSD..
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I'll have a working tester for anyone to play with in a day or so.
You set the path to the java interpreter, appletviwer and classfile using
sysctl (kern.java.interpreter/appletviewer/classpath) and it will execute
things for you. There isn't ANY java interpreter stuff in the kernel, just
the bit to detect a java binary.

Thanks,

Adrian Chadd
<adrian@psinet.net.au>