[Biojava-l] linux

[Pedro]

Hi Mattew,

I'm not sure if this is what you want but, have you tried to create a 
file called .cshrc into your home directory?

and place into it your env parameters i.e.

setenv CLASSPATH 
"/Users/Mattew/bin:/Users/Mattew/bin/biojava.jar:/Users/Mattew/bin/xerces.jar:/Users/Mattew/bin/bytecode.jar:."


you can activate it by typing after the edit.

source .cshrc

If you want to use for "all users" try to place these lines into a 
file called login. In my machine (running Darwin) in a file named 
csh.login place into etc folder point to me to the right folder were 
login file is placed.

Hope this help

Pedro

>Hi.
>
>I've just installed my first ever linux box, and am trying to make 
>java feel like part of the OS. Does anyone know of a trick that will 
>let me make a .jar file executable and have it launched from the 
>command line without fiddling around with all that java -jar stuff? 
>I use quite a few java apps and want to just put symlinks in 
>$HOME/bin.
>
>Matthew
>
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