- From: Bruce Nelson (bnelson) <bnelson@www.css.filenet.com>
- Date: Thu, 10 Oct 1996 23:07:13 -0700 (PDT)
- To: Wei Liang <jingy@CS.Stanford.EDU>
- Cc: abaird@w3.org, www-jigsaw@w3.org
Wei, here is the way we have been doing it. Keep in mind that this is being done on a UNIX box but NT should be roughly the same. 1. you will need to edit <jigsaw root>/Jigsaw/src/makefiles/file.make to reflect where you want your compliled classes to go. look at the .java.class: line ... (you may need to DOS'ify some of the items here I don't do DOS/NT - yuk!) 2. set the environment variable MAKEDIR to the path where the file.make and package.make reside. 3. Make sure your CLASSPATH environment variable is pointing to the new location you set up in file.make (along with the other items you need for Java). 4. cd to <Jigsaw root>/Jigsaw/src/classes/w3c and run make -- the compile time for me on a IBM G30 two-way is about 1hr 45 min if my load is light there is a LOT of code there -- it takes about 5 hrs on my 6250 workstation (AIX "almost a pc" 6250) heres a tip.. if you are getting errors complaining about missing classes double check your CLASSPATH. On Thu, 10 Oct 1996, Wei Liang wrote: > Hi, can anyone share with me his exerience building the server with > the provided source code? What are the steps I need to follow? > Thanks in advance. > > > > Jingwei > > The Web Team - Service Automation ------------------------------------ Bruce Nelson (webmaster) Lisa Roxas (development) Reginald Brown (administration) --better living through programming-- --even better living through UNIX !-- ------------------------------------ bnelson@css.filenet.com webmaster@css.filenet.com
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