~> java -jar jarfilename.jar
should get you going at the most basic (jarfilename.jar is the jar file).
For further options try:
~> java -?
If the "java" command is not found then there is something wrong with the java
install.
Peter.
On Thursday 10 Dec 2009 spir sent:
> Hello,
>
> I just received a jar app. Cannot find how to install it -- I know ~
> nothing about java. Installed latest jre through kpackage, but it doesn't
> want to cope with my package. Ark only unpacks it. Could not find any
> install runnable in the package top dir, only cryptic config files.
> Actually, inside subdirs I could find only .class and various resource
> files (pics, xml,...). What am I missing?
>
> Denis
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