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The HotJava Browser 1.1.2 supports Sun Solaris 2.5 SPARC-based computers.
It now comes bundled with the
Java Runtime Environment (JRE) and does not require the Java Development
Kit (JDK) to be installed separately on your computer.
The HotJava Browser is likely to run on Solaris 2.3 and 2.4, although it has
not been tested on these systems.
It does not run on Solaris 1.x (SunOS 4.x), but should run with both CDE and
OpenWindows. Only CDE is supported.
Installation
Once you download the HotJava Browser 1.1.2 self-extracting
zip file, the installation process consists of two steps:
- Run the HotJava Browser 1.1.2 self-extracting zip
file
After downloading, move the self-extracting zip file to the location where
you want to install the HotJava Browser, then use one of the commands below
to run the self-extracting zip file for the appropriate version:
- U.S. and Canada version
% chmod +x hjb112-solaris2-sparc-dom.sfx
% hjb112-solaris2-sparc-dom.sfx
-or-
- Global version
% chmod +x hjb112-solaris2-sparc-gl-ssl.sfx
% hjb112-solaris2-sparc-gl-ssl.sfx
-or-
- Global version without SSL
% chmod +x hjb112-solaris2-sparc-gl-nossl.sfx
% hjb112-solaris2-sparc-gl-nossl.sfx
This will create the HotJava1.1.2/ directory,
containing several directories and files, including lib/classes.zip.
Alternatively, you may use the unzip command to
extract the contents of the self-extracting zip file.
Don't forget to
delete the self-extracting zip file once you have unpacked it to save disk
space.
DO NOT UNZIP THE CLASSES.ZIP FILE.
- Run HotJava Browser.
There are two ways to start the HotJava Browser 1.1.2:
- Simply type:
% HotJava1.1.2/bin/hotjava
-or-
- Add
/<your_install_location>/HotJava1.1.2/bin to your path and type:
% hotjava
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