jbuilderx enterprise on linux

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2 total messages Started by Anon Fri, 17 Sep 2004 17:39

Author: Anon
Date: Fri, 17 Sep 2004 17:39

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Hopefully a really easy question.  I have JBuilder X ent installed and 
working fine.  The license manager says I have a license for OptmizeIt 
Suite 6.

There appears to be no shell script or executable to start it though.

In my install directory the is an OptimizeIt directory:

[doug@dswanson OptimizeitSuite]$ ls
doc            filters  oiselector       ProgressTracker  ui
EditFilter.sh  lib      OpenDocument.sh  scripts
[doug@dswanson OptimizeitSuite]$

Any clues?

Thanks
-Doug

Re: jbuilderx enterprise on linux

Author: Will McQueen
Date: Wed, 22 Sep 2004 18:14

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Hi Doug,

To access Optimizeit options for your current JBuilder project, you can go
to Run | Configurations..., and create a runtime configuration (or modify an
existing one):
    - Name your configuration:  Eg, "Doug's App"
    - <Run> Tab:  Choose desired type from the dropdown list:  eg,
"Application"
    - <Optimizeit> Tab:  Choose your desired tool from the Type dropdown
list.  Select other desired profiling options on this page, and click <OK>
to accept.
3)  Click the down-arrow to the right of the "Optimizeit Project" button on
the toolbar, and choose the configuration you previously created:  "Doug's
App".

Regards,
- Will

"@(none)" <""doug\"@(none)"> wrote in message
news:414b21e0$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Hopefully a really easy question.  I have JBuilder X ent installed and
> working fine.  The license manager says I have a license for OptmizeIt
> Suite 6.
>
> There appears to be no shell script or executable to start it though.
>
> In my install directory the is an OptimizeIt directory:
>
> [doug@dswanson OptimizeitSuite]$ ls
> doc            filters  oiselector       ProgressTracker  ui
> EditFilter.sh  lib      OpenDocument.sh  scripts
> [doug@dswanson OptimizeitSuite]$
>
> Any clues?
>
> Thanks
> -Doug
>

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