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Start OSX Java ? [message #438513]

Sun, 27 June 2004 10:22

Heitzso

Messages: 20
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

I apologize for asking for a simple java/osx howto on this list.

I have a SWT app ready for production and in theory should run
on Mac OSX as well as Windows and Linux. I have a shell script
to startup the OSX flavor just like I have a shell script for
the Linux version. My app runs off the distribution CD. I take
the CD to a fairly knowledgeable OSX user and he slips the CD
in and tries double clicking on the shell script I point him at
and nothing happens. (The user's sys was Panther 10.3 so
should work.)

Where/who/what do I go to to learn about making OSX understand
a simple shell script? Many thanks.

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Re: Start OSX Java ? [message #438561 is a reply to message #438513]

Sun, 27 June 2004 17:58

William Harris

Messages: 6
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

In article <cbm74q$1v7$1@eclipse.org>, Heitzso
<heitzso@growthmodels.com> wrote:

> Where/who/what do I go to to learn about making OSX understand
> a simple shell script? Many thanks.

If you want to double-click from the finder on a disk that does not
have a Mac file system, call your script something that ends with
..command and make sure it's got the executable bits set for everyone.

The .command ending is the default ending for Terminal scripts.

Hope that helps.
Will

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