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Lui Dussan wrote:
> 
> So Brad your telling me I have to have 6 environment variables set including the CLASSPATH variable.
> That sucks.  I have to tell you that I have JBuilder for my PC and I am transporting the application to UNIX.  It looks like you
> have JBuilder on Linux.  I have the gui3.zip archive which contains all necessary libraries including jdbc.  The Classpath points
> to this gui3.zip file.  Wouldn't that include the jdbc as well.  I am still clueless as to what to do.
> lui

No you don't need to set all 6 environment variables.  I just do that
in the script so that the CLASSPATH line is easier to change if I move
where JBuilder is found or the swing version.

I don't have JBuilder on Linux.  I'm mounting the MSDOS partition
from Linux and using the files from there.

Are you sure the gui3.zip file has all the jbcl stuff?  Have you
tried just including your application in the zip file and then using
the jbcl2.0.jar, swingall.jar, ... as I do in the script?

All I know is that with the CLASSPATH set as I do in the script, I
can take files from JBuilder and run them on Linux.  I'm not sure
if your problems is specific to your Unix (Irix was it?) or due to
the difference in how we are running our applications.

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