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java.util.Properties()

Dennis Peterson
Has anyone created a working example of this class in NetRexx? I seem to be tripping
over the Netrexx properties keyword somehow. My intent is to read in a list of
properties from a file at run-time. The pure java form works but the NetRexx translation
is failing badly.

Dennis

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Re: java.util.Properties()

dIon Gillard/Multitask Consulting/AU
Yes...

I use something like this:

projects = Properties()
projects.load("somefile")

Where is it dying for you? Can you post some messages?

Dennis Peterson wrote:

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> Has anyone created a working example of this class in NetRexx? I seem to be tripping
> over the Netrexx properties keyword somehow. My intent is to read in a list of
> properties from a file at run-time. The pure java form works but the NetRexx translation
> is failing badly.
>
> Dennis
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NetRexx, Java, Hotjava and Linux

Bruce E. Harris
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Hi All,

I got a new computer and am havintg a devil of a time getting Java to
work
with Linux. Looks like the problem is setting JDK_HOME. I tried the
following
in the /etc/profile:
JDK_HOME=/usr/local/jdk1.1.3/bin
  and
JDK_HOME=/usr/local/jdk1.1.3

Neither works. Everytime I try Hotjava, I get an error telling me to set
JDK_HOME.
I want to get Java and Hotjava working correctly before I try to get
NetRexx running.

Any ideas?

TIA

Bruce
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