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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.server -> Running Oracle 9i JDeveloper on OpenVMS
Recently Oracle announced the availability of the Oracle 9i JDeveloper
suite.
Although it is a pure Java environment, it is supplied with a Unix and a
Windows startup procedure. For other Java enabled platforms, customers
have to figure out for themselves how to start it up.
The following procedure can be used to start JDeveloper on OpenVMS. It has not been extensively tested, but is seems to do the job. The "-V" option is a OpenVMS specific Java option to get around the 255 byte limit for the OpenVMS commandline. The OpenVMS Fast Virtual Machine produced errors, don't know why yet.
For follow-ups, questions and remarks, please send my an e-mail (as well). Reading all these newsgroups is a bit to much [:-)] .
Regards,
Dirk Munk
$!==============================================================================
$! Command procedure to startup Oracle9i JDeveloper on OpenVMS.
$!
$! This procedure reads the Oracle supplied JDEV.CONF file that is used to
$! start JDveloper on Unix and Windows.
$!
$! It will generate a command line file to be used with OpenVMS specific
Java
$! "-V" option.
$!
$! It is assumed that Java131 is installed in the default directory.
$!
$! Java for OpenVMS can be found on:
$! http://www.compaq.com/java/download/index.html
$!
$! This commandfile should be installed in and run from the [JDEV.BIN]
directory.
$!
$! It is recommended to use a ODS-5 structured disk as the device to unzip
$! (=install) the JDeveloper kit to.
$!
$! Unzip for VMS can be found at http://www.info-zip.org
$!
$! A ODS-5 structured disk should also be used for the working space.
$! Working space in this commandfile is placed in SYS$LOGIN. You can
change this
$! if SYS$LOGIN for instance is not on a ODS-5 structured disk, however
keep in
$! mind to use a Unix style syntax ( /DKB0/MY_DIR etc.).
$!
$! If you don't have a ODS-5 disk, and you don't want to change a ODS-2
disk to
$! a ODS-5 disk, you can create a LD disk. A LD disk is a file on a
normal disk,
$! that can be used as a (Logical) Disk with the help of the LD driver.
$!
$! The LD package can be found at
$! http://www.openvms.compaq.com/openvms/freeware/
$!
$! To run JDeveloper you need a OpenVMS system with a X-Windows Motif
display.
$!
$! It is likely you can run the OpenVMS based JDeveloper from a PC too,
if the
$! PC has a X-Windows server running, and you start it from a terminal
session
$! from within the OpenVMS based X-Windows session manager (!!).
$!
$!
$!==============================================================================
$!
$initialize:
$ !
$ ! Set error handling
$ on warning then goto end
$ on control_y then goto end
$ ws := write sys$output
$ !
$ ! Determine directory settings
$ save_default = f$environment("default")
$ this_proc = f$environment("procedure")
$ this_dir = f$parse(this_proc,,,"node") + -
f$parse(this_proc,,,"device") + -
f$parse(this_proc,,,"directory")
FORMAT undefined
"-Dide.user.dir=/sys$login" -
"oracle.ideimpl.IdeMain"
$ !
$end:
$ ! Close files opened by DCL (if not closed yet)
$ if f$trnlnm("jdev_config") .nes. "" then close jdev_config
$ if f$trnlnm("jdev_option") .nes. "" then close jdev_option
$ !
$ ! Delete temporary option file
$ if f$search("jdev_option_file") .nes. "" then -
purge/nolog/keep=4 jdev_option_file
$! delete/nolog 'f$trnlnm("jdev_option_file")';*
$ !
$ ! Deassign logical names
$ if f$trnlnm("jdev_conf_file") .nes. "" then deassign jdev_conf_file
$ if f$trnlnm("jdev_option_file") .nes. "" then deassign
jdev_option_file
$ !
$ ! Set original default directory
$ set default 'save_default'
$ !
$ exit
$!
$!==============================================================================
$!
$jdev_add_classpath: subroutine
$ open/append jdev_option jdev_option_file
$ write jdev_option "-classpath ."
$ open/read/error=end_read_conf_file jdev_config jdev_conf_file
$read_conf_file:
$ ! Read configuration line
$ read/end=end_read_conf_file jdev_config confline
$ confline1 = f$element(0,"#",f$edit(confline,"trim,compress"))
$ confline = f$edit(confline1,"upcase")
$ !
$ ! Check for AddJavaLibFile / AddJavaLibPath
$ libfile_found = f$locate("ADDJAVALIBFILE",confline) .lt.
f$length(confline)
$ libpath_found = f$locate("ADDJAVALIBPATH",confline) .lt.
f$length(confline)
$ if .not. libfile_found .and. .not. libpath_found then goto
read_conf_file
$ !
$translate_conf_line:
$ unix_path = f$element(1," ",confline1)
$ !
$ ! Add lib file
$ if libfile_found
$ then
$ write jdev_option ":",unix_path
$ goto end_translate_conf_line
$ endif
$ !
$ ! Add lib path
$ call convert_path_unix_vms "''unix_path'"
$add_all_zip_files:
$ addfile = f$search("''vms_path'*.zip",1)
$ if addfile .nes. ""
$ then
$ filename = f$parse(addfile,,,"name") + ".zip"
$ write jdev_option ":",unix_path,filename
$ goto add_all_zip_files
$ endif
$add_all_jar_files:
$ addfile = f$search("''vms_path'*.jar",1)
$ if addfile .nes. ""
$ then
$ filename = f$parse(addfile,,,"name") + ".jar"
$ write jdev_option ":",unix_path,"/",filename
$ goto add_all_jar_files
$ endif
$end_translate_conf_line:
$ goto read_conf_file
$end_read_conf_file:
$ if f$trnlnm("jdev_config") .nes. "" then close jdev_config
$ if f$trnlnm("jdev_option") .nes. "" then close jdev_option
$endsubroutine
$!
$!==============================================================================
$!
$convert_path_unix_vms: subroutine ! p1 = unix_path ! return-symbol:
VMS_PATH
$! The unix path has to be converted to a VMS-path for use in F$SEARCH()
$ unix_path = p1
$ new_path = "["
$ filename = ""
$ dir_cnt = 0
$convert_next_dir:
$ curdir = f$element(dir_cnt,"/",unix_path)
$ if curdir .nes. "/"
$ then
$ chk_previous_dir = curdir .eqs. ".."
$ chk_dirname = f$locate(".",curdir) .eq. f$length(curdir)
$ chk_filename = f$locate(".",curdir) .lt. f$length(curdir)
.and. .not. chk_previous_dir
$ !
$ if chk_previous_dir then new_path = new_path + ".-"
$ if chk_dirname then new_path = new_path + ".''curdir'"
$ if chk_filename
$ then
$ filename = curdir
$ goto end_convert
$ endif
$ !
$ dir_cnt = dir_cnt + 1
$ goto convert_next_dir
$ endif
$end_convert:
$ vms_path == new_path + "]" + filename
$endsubroutine
$!
$!==============================================================================
Received on Sat May 18 2002 - 05:40:14 CDT
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