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HI, I want to run my .java file on a SunOS 5.8 Unix machine. The java file is writen with Ready to Program (Similar to Jbuilder) on a PC.
Thanks!!
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anyone knows how to do?
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javac <MainClassName>.java java <MainClassName> Replace <MainClassName> with the name of the starting class (with main()). Of course, you need to install JDK for this to work. |
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thanx cbkihong!
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