I’m trying to call a java .class file from .fvwm2rc – but doesn’t seem to work.
my sytax looks like the following:
[code]DestroyFunc FvwmFoo
AddToFunc FvwmFoo
Doesn’t seem to work…
any suggestions?
thanks in advance,
Skender
Set your $CLASSPATH in your .xinitrc, or .xsession file, before you load fvwm. Or you could use:
[code]DestroyFunc FvwmFoo
AddToFunc FvwmFoo
I Exec bash -c ‘CLASSPATH=/foo/ java foo’
[/code]
– Thomas Adam
Thomas –
that worked great.
Thanks again for the great advice.
Skender
Thomas:
I tried the follow code that you gave me:
+ I Exec bash -c 'CLASSPATH=/my_dir/foo_dir/ java foo
to execute a java class entitled foo.
I cut and pasted the command into the command prompt, and it worked, but when I tried to execute it from insde the WM… nothing.
Is there something else that I have to set inside the WM that allows for java apps to be visible?>
thanks in advance,
Skender
skenderbeg:
Thomas:
I tried the follow code that you gave me:
+ I Exec bash -c 'CLASSPATH=/my_dir/foo_dir/ java foo
to execute a java class entitled foo.
I cut and pasted the command into the command prompt, and it worked, but when I tried to execute it from insde the WM… nothing.
Is there something else that I have to set inside the WM that allows for java apps to be visible?
The app might need to run in a containing xterm.
+ I Exec exec `xterm -ls -e 'bash -c "CLASSPATH=/my_dir/foo_dir/ java foo"'`
– Thomas Adam
Thomas –
Thanks for the help. I found that I actually had to change the mod on the files to 777 to make them accessable to the FVWM… I am not sure why, because they were in my home/fvwm directory…
but, like I have said, I am still new to all of this.
Thanks again for all of your help.
skenderbeg:
Thomas –
Thanks for the help. I found that I actually had to change the mod on the files to 777 to make them accessable to the FVWM… I am not sure why, because they were in my home/fvwm directory…
but, like I have said, I am still new to all of this.
Thanks again for all of your help.
777 is not good. “755” is better.
– Thomas Adam