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2 total messages Started by sar Tue, 05 Oct 2004 15:58
JBuilder X documentation
#24
Author: sar
Date: Tue, 05 Oct 2004 15:58
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Hi,
  i have installed Jbuilder 10  enterprise for linux :
it has a builtin Optimize it. the documentation for optimizeit deals 
with optimizeit as if its a seperate entity or a seperate program.
the only way i can work with optimizeit is through jbuilder run menu
and the documentation at many points sasy  : now open optimizeit but 
doesnt tells how, well on windows it would have been much simpler and 
might not need any help, but on linux its a little difficult.

cqan anybody tell me
1) how do i run optimize it in linux red hat 9 without opening jbuilder 
because fom jbuilder if you run optimize it you cannot configure teh 
filters as ther is no file>> settings its just a option box and some 
options are missing
2) if its already embedded in jbuilder how do i set up filters for 
optimize it how do i edit settings as the pane that opens up through 
Run>>Optimize does not give me tabs like filters or virtual machines or
some fields that the documentation asks me to fill like hostname:
3)what the hell is "Setting up audit" there is not much explanation 
about audit, they just start setting up the audit without formal
introduction.

i would really appreciate if anybody can give me some info on these topics.
thanks in advance
sar
Re: JBuilder X documentation
#25
Author: Lori M Olson [TeamB]
Date: Thu, 07 Oct 2004 13:01
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sar wrote:

> Hi,
>  i have installed Jbuilder 10  enterprise for linux :
> it has a builtin Optimize it. the documentation for optimizeit deals 

Do you want to try reposting this in the borland.public.jbuilder.linux 
group?  I try to run a version of JBuilder on Linux, but it's usually 
the Foundation version, just so I have a reference copy of that running 
somewhere.  Most of the serious Linux users (aka - those using 
Enterprise on Linux) hang out in the .linux group.

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Regards,

Lori Olson [TeamB]

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