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just install icedtea6 for running java (.jar)apps on n900.but where is icon to launch it?

icedtea6 installed on my 900 only for running java(.jar)apps

but there is no icon to run the application.how to use it now?

Last edited by nicholes; 2010-10-23 at 11:52.
 
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rename the topic(can't hold whole post) please and try to search for the releated threads (java, icedtea) and try to search at all before asking.
 
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Originally Posted by ZogG View Post
rename the topic(can't hold whole post) please and try to search for the releated threads (java, icedtea) and try to search at all before asking.
i have already searched for it then i started a new thread
 
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Icedtea gives you (oa) the java command. You can start java apps (packaged in a jar) with 'java -jar jarfile.jar'. So searching for icons is fuile...
 
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Originally Posted by danielronde View Post
Icedtea gives you (oa) the java command. You can start java apps (packaged in a jar) with 'java -jar jarfile.jar'. So searching for icons is fuile...
sir the result is zero i m still confuse how to use icedtea6 without icedtea6's icon?
 
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should i install some older version of icedtea6??
 
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Open up the Terminal (Ctrl-Shift-X), change to the directory where you have the jar and type 'java -jar <yourjarfile.jar>'.

You can try 'java -version' to see if IcedTea was installed correctly. It will give you some version info.

PS: Again, there are no icons for IcedTea.
 
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Originally Posted by danielronde View Post
Open up the Terminal (Ctrl-Shift-X), change to the directory where you have the jar and type 'java -jar <yourjarfile.jar>'.

You can try 'java -version' to see if IcedTea was installed correctly. It will give you some version info.

PS: Again, there are no icons for IcedTea.
ok sir there is no icon for this application.fine.
i tried ur method and type "myfile.jar"

xterminal says "myfile.jar not found"

and when i tried to rename i type"mv myfile.jar yourfile.jar"

success in renaming...

but can not launch?????
(i rename the file only for my and your satisfaction that i m in the right directory)

i reinstall icedtea6 but nothing happened
 
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Maybe this helps:
screenshot

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Originally Posted by danielronde View Post
Maybe this helps:
screenshot
let's see what happened...

BusyBox v1.10.2 (Debian 3:1.10.2.legal-1osso30+0m5) built-in shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.

~ $ java -version
java version "1.6.0_18"
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea6 1.8) (6b18-1.8-2)
OpenJDK Zero VM (build 14.0-b16, mixed mode)
~ $ cd MyDocs/
~/MyDocs $ java -jar m.jar
Failed to load Main-Class manifest attribute from
m.jar
~/MyDocs $ java -jar mn.jar
Failed to load Main-Class manifest attribute from
mn.jar
~/MyDocs $ java -jar sp.jar
Failed to load Main-Class manifest attribute from
sp.jar
~/MyDocs $

i renamed files for quick access

any suggetion?
 
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