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On Monday 30 October 2006 14:39, local account for liebichw wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> I'm a JAVA programmer & use gentoo linux to test my apps against as many |
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> JDK versions as I can :-). With java-config V1.x I could change the |
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> active VM inside of a script with the line "eval `java-config -P |
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> <jdk-name>`". This no longer works - what IS the new preferred way to |
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> switch the JDK environment FOR A SCRIPT ONLY w/o always having to switch |
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> user (or system) VMs?? Yes, I could print out all env vars I need |
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> (JDK_HOME, etc...) and change them manually, but I would prefer |
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> something as simple as my old trick above :-( |
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> Any comments to this? |
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> Wolfgang |
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That would be GENTOO_VM according to the docs. |
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http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/java/java-devel.xml |
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