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TheAMIgaOne wrote: @jaokim I havnt tried it yet, but does it come with Javac as I think the previous distributions didnt. I'd gladly test out the functionality with custom java classes. thus also find the errors. Ive been working on C since my university and recently realized how much I miss Java and OO programming.

You can choose to install "jikes" as a compiler. It isn't a very recent version, so no fancy stuff with generics can be compiled. But it works.
I will look into the compiler part as well, but you can of course use a compiler on another platform, just make sure the classes are compiled for Java 1.5.

In the Twitter archive the minimal source I wrote is included, and it should compile with jikes.

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whose wrote: @jaokim Nice! Although I dont like Java, you did a great work making it do things at least.

What is it you don't like about Java?

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I love the people who dont like Java but like .NET, definitely some screws loose lol

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congrats!

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Or another literal sence, and catch crabs lol

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Just tried to run individual classes and all I get is the ClassLoader not bein able to find the class

Ive used the command line similar to java(sun vm) as

work:jamvm -classpath . HelloWorld

all i get is a common ClassLoader error not found in java.lang.ClassLoader$l{url[file:Work:/.],parent=null}

The Jar package for Twitter client works fines. Is there some other command argument I'm ment to be using

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Just tried to run individual classes and all I get is the ClassLoader not bein able to find the class Ive used the command line similar to java(sun vm) as work:jamvm -classpath . HelloWorld all i get is a common ClassLoader error not found in java.lang.ClassLoader$l{url[file:Work:/.],parent=null} The Jar package for Twitter client works fines. Is there some other command argument I'm ment to be using

Oh. Hm.

The things below is edited compared to my initial post!

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The "." kind of doesn't work for Amiga, I've noticed. Try with:
Work:jamvm -classpath Work:, HelloWorld

Given that HelloWorld.class exists in Work:

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I've missed to set the ENV CLASSPATH in my install script. Have to think what it should be. Perhaps my BOOTCLASSPATH is wrong as well. But, you could set it like "setenv SAVE CLASSPATH Work:,"

3.
To separate classpath paths, in JAmiga use comma and not colon.


Below are things I might be interested in for error searching, if the above doesn't work:
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getenv BOOTCLASSPATH getenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH dir JAmiga:

Oh, and if you have a serial connection or sashimi, that might help as well. JAmiga outputs some stuff there.


But, yes, there are some issues with my current release. I will produce a proper release soonish.

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I know the -classpath is false of habit :) tried loadsa combinations

The LD_LIBRARY_PATH and BOOTCLASSPATH point to the right Jamiga paths. and JAmiga is assigned

Just backinstalled Java1.5 on Windows and compiled the basic HelloWorld onto my network share, and again the Amiga Jamvm cant find the class

Both Win(Javac) and Amiga(Jikes) produce a 430byte HelloWorld.class and are able to run via Win(javac)

just tried again with Sashimi and it seems the java_io_VMFile.c isDir cant lock either '.' or 'devshare:java/win/.' and yes there is a reference to "Filer:" that it fails on, striaght after those it throws the cant open class exception

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Sorry, I updated my answer while you tried, it seems.

Try setting the classpath explicitly, and not with the dot:
Work:jamvm -classpath Work:, HelloWorld

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Success, just run it from my share and included the share as the -classpath

Thanks will play further :)

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I didn't have much luck running from the command line (couldn't find class), but running JAmigaTwitter from the Workbench brings up the usage window!

Awesome work - now my Amiga 4000 has Java!

(Yes, I'm running it on 4.1u6 on my A4000)

@jaokim

Good work as always. hmmm I wonder if we can get this small app working with Jamiga ?

https://github.com/abhirama/smushit

It auto smushes using Yahoos image compression via commandline.

Its very usefull, if we could have Amiga api/ java library use it.

create a folder called smush
usage:

java -jar smushit.jar -imageDir=smush -verbose=true -dryRun=false -imgExtensions=gif,png,jpeg

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create a folder called smush usage: java -jar smushit.jar -imageDir=smush -verbose=true -dryRun=false -imgExtensions=gif,png,jpeg

Cool! Just tried, it starts at least. And it seems to do stuff. But it's very slow, since I log for every byte (yes, byte!) written to files. After its done writing, it however throws an exception claiming to not be connected.

But this is exactly the kind of stuff that will work with the current release! I will look into this further... Thanks for the tip!

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How about this: http://www.jasypt.org/cli.html

I can't get it to work, but I suspect I've got the syntax wrong.

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7.RAM Disk:jasypt-1.9.0> jamvm -classpath ram:jasypt-1.9.0/lib org.jasypt.intf.cli.JasyptStringDigestCLI Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/jasypt/intf/cli/JasyptStringDigestCLI Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.jasypt.intf.cli.JasyptStringDigestCLI not found in java.lang.ClassLoader$1{urls=[file:ram:jasypt-1.9.0/lib/], parent=null} at java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass(URLClassLoader.java:531) at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:341) at java.lang.ClassLoader$1.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:1112) at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:293)

(not sure how useful it is either, I just found it and thought it might work!)

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Chris_Y wrote: @jaokim How about this: http://www.jasypt.org/cli.html I can't get it to work, but I suspect I've got the syntax wrong. Quote: 7.RAM Disk:jasypt-1.9.0> jamvm -classpath ram:jasypt-1.9.0/lib org.jasypt.intf.cli.JasyptStringDigestCLI Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/jasypt/intf/cli/JasyptStringDigestCLI Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.jasypt.intf.cli.JasyptStringDigestCLI not found in java.lang.ClassLoader$1{urls=[file:ram:jasypt-1.9.0/lib/], parent=null} at java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass(URLClassLoader.java:531) at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:341) at java.lang.ClassLoader$1.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:1112) at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:293) (not sure how useful it is either, I just found it and thought it might work!)

Try adding -jar and point to the jarfile, something like:
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That just gives me this:

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7.AmigaOS:> jamvm -classpath ram:jasypt-1.9.0/lib -jar ram:jasypt-1.9.0/lib/jasypt-1.9.0.jar org.jasypt.intf.cli.JasyptStringDigestCLI Couldn't find Main-Class attribute in ram:jasypt-1.9.0/lib/jasypt-1.9.0.jar Manifest.

Looks like it is ignoring the function I've asked it to call?

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Sorry, just felt like having a smiley day.

Downloaded, will check it out.

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Will be great when you get Swing/AWT working with Intuition, of course thats at your milestone 1.5(AWT). Good work


Tried JAMarquee the Java implimentation of the AmigaMarquee client library, it seems to do what is expected, although no working server to run with, need to bring out my WinUAE and test it.

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Chris_Y wrote: @jaokim That just gives me this: Quote: 7.AmigaOS:> jamvm -classpath ram:jasypt-1.9.0/lib -jar ram:jasypt-1.9.0/lib/jasypt-1.9.0.jar org.jasypt.intf.cli.JasyptStringDigestCLI Couldn't find Main-Class attribute in ram:jasypt-1.9.0/lib/jasypt-1.9.0.jar Manifest. Looks like it is ignoring the function I've asked it to call?

Yes, indeed. When using a jar file it expects the jar file to have a manifest file stating which class should be run. Apparently it ignores any class defined in the commandline.

Something like this might work:

jamvm -classpath ram:jasypt-1.9.0/lib,ram:jasypt-1.9.0/lib/jasypt-1.9.0.jar org.jasypt.intf.cli.JasyptStringDigestCLI

Given that the jasypt jar is in the lib directory? There seems to be an issue with jar files in the current dir, but explicitly giving them in the classpath argument should work.

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Its a matter of taste... I dont like languages that educate people to develop uber-abstract code that is quite difficult to maintain.

Nonetheless, there is some code that might be useful for Amigans some day, hence my thumbs up for your effort (and success)

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Oh yes!

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10.AmigaOS:> jamvm -classpath ram:jasypt-1.9.0/lib,ram:jasypt-1.9.0/lib/jasypt-1.9.0.jar,ram:jasypt-1.9.0/lib/icu4j-3.4.4.jar org.jasypt.intf.cli.JasyptStringDigestCLI "input=JAmiga is great!" ----ENVIRONMENT----------------- Runtime: Robert Lougher JamVM 1.5.4 ----ARGUMENTS------------------- input: JAmiga is great! ----OUTPUT---------------------- 2AhxNGMm2+VGovUdVr3mvyXfu1a9sX00

You have to quote the entire "input=string" bit otherwise the spaces confuse it, but it is working!

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