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JBuilder X
Accelerate your development with Borland JBuilder X, the leading environment for building enterprise Java applications.
System Requirements
* 256 MB (recommended minimum)
* 512 MB (recommended)
* 560 MB hard disk space minimum (depending on features installed)
* Red Hat® Linux® 7.3 or Enterprise Linux® 2.1 with default GNOME or KDE desktop managers
* Intel® Pentium® III 500 MHz or compatible
Please read these instructions entirely before installing JBuilder X.
1. Install JBuilder X Foundation.
2. Install JBuilder X Documentation and Additional Samples.
3. Run JBuilder X.
For additional information on:
* Configuring and using JBuilder X, please see the Release Notes.
* New features available in this version of JBuilder X, see What's New in JBuilder X.
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Installing JBuilder X
JBuilder X contains a version of JDK 1.4.2 (which includes JPDA). You should use this version instead of any earlier version that you might have.
Installation Options
To install JBuilder X:
1. If you have not already done so, unarchive the file you downloaded:
* tar -xvzf jbx_linux.tar.gz
2. Double-click fnd_install to start the installation program.
3. Read the information provided, then click Next.
4. Accept the license agreement when prompted, then click Next.
5. Choose the directory where you want JBuilder X installed, then click Next. Do not choose a directory that contains spaces in its name. JBuilder will not run if the name of the directory in which it is installed contains spaces.
6. Review the installation options that you have selected. If the options are correct, then click Install to begin the installation.
7. When the installation program is completed, click Done.
Documentation and Additional Samples
The Documentation and Additional Samples for JBuilder are available as separate downloads from JBuilder Additional Software on the Borland web site.
Installation Notes
* Installing JBuilder X as "root"
This note applies if you are installing JBuilder X as a super-user through the "su" command or a different user from the one who started the X server process.
XWindows has security restrictions that can cause a GUI application to fail if running the application as a different user than the one logged in. One such case is when you open a terminal window and use the "su" command to become "root". The error message issued is usually 'Xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server'. This is a security feature, not a bug. To avoid this problem, open a terminal window and type the following commands:
xhost +localhost
export DISPLAY=yourmachinename:0.0
This command notifies XWindows that any user on your machine is authorized to use your display. After the installation you can run the command:
xhost -localhost
to reset the value to the default.
* Another possible side effect of this is that you will get an icon for JBuilder X installed on your desktop that does not work when selected. To fix this:
1. Log back in as root using the "su" command.
2. Copy the link created for the icon to your local desktop.
* Installation Fails When Starting
In some cases, the installation program will fail to locate the correct JDK that it needs in order to run. To work around this situation:
o Rename /usr/bin/java before starting the installation program, then rename it back when completed.
o Start the installation program from the command line, adding the parameter: LAX_VM <JDK_HOME>/bin/java.
* The installation program appears to hang during exit
Under some circumstances, it may take a long time for the installation program to exit and close after completion. Do not forcibly exit the program; it will eventually close down successfully.
这是安装说明书,按上面说的直接双击就可以安装了。可是不行呀。对于后面说的安装失败后怎么去做我就不清楚了。我记得我在FC3下安装的时候,可没有这么多的事,在FC3下直接运行./name.bin 就可以了。 |
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