NonStop Server for Java (NSJ) Programmer's Guide (NSJ 2.0+)

If symbolic linking is not enabled, physical files are created instead of symbolic links.

To use symbolic linking, the OSS catalogs must have been upgraded to release version 2, which

supports symbolic links.

Wrappers

The /usr/tandem/java/bin directory contains wrappers, which are files that have the

same names as executable files in another subdirectory. These wrappers are shell scripts that

invoke the actual executable files.

The wrappers also include code that pulls in classes specific to Compaq ahead of others.

Running Java Tools

After installing the NonStop

Server for Java software and setting the environment variables,

you start a tool by typing its name at the shell prompt using a filename as an argument. You can

also specify the path to a tool by typing the path in front of the tool each time or by adding the

path to the startup file. For example, if NonStop

Server for Java is installed at

/usr/tandem/java, type the following command to run the compiler:

/usr/tandem/java/bin/javac myfile.java

Add the string /usr/tandem/java/bin to your PATH variable and then type the following

command to run the compiler:

javac myfile.java

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