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SnappedUP · 03-08-2005, 06:23 PM

I've been trying to install a simple Java class all day and am getting nowhere. I guess it would help if I knew something about Java or FreeBSD.

I'm guessing that the SnapOS looks for some kind of signature saying that the class/applet is qualified by Snap. See below from Snap Help:

Question: Can I run Java applets on a Snap Server?
Answer: You can only run applets qualified for use on Snap Servers.

Ok, so two simple questions:
1. Does anyone know where the Java classes/apps are stored on the server?
2. (newbie question-sorry) In debug, after I "cd" to change director, why doesn't it stay changed? Another "ls" just lists the root. Guess I need to buy a Unix book (last time I touched Unix was 1986!)

Cheers all,
Jase

03-08-2005, 06:23 PM	#4
SnappedUP Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Washington DC Posts: 11	I've been trying to install a simple Java class all day and am getting nowhere. I guess it would help if I knew something about Java or FreeBSD. I'm guessing that the SnapOS looks for some kind of signature saying that the class/applet is qualified by Snap. See below from Snap Help: Question: Can I run Java applets on a Snap Server? Answer: You can only run applets qualified for use on Snap Servers. Ok, so two simple questions: 1. Does anyone know where the Java classes/apps are stored on the server? 2. (newbie question-sorry) In debug, after I "cd" to change director, why doesn't it stay changed? Another "ls" just lists the root. Guess I need to buy a Unix book (last time I touched Unix was 1986!) Cheers all, Jase __________________ . Yep, you guessed it. Absolutely no idea what I'm talking about! Snap 4000 x 6, various configs Snap 4100 x 4, various configs... Dell 715N (retired) Compaq Storageworks (retired)