I installed Stephen Hartley's Java packages Utilities and
Synchronization so that they are on the system-wide
CLASSPATH on hal. You should be able to compile and run
the Java program examples from the Hartley textbook excerpts I
distributed.
Remember that copies of the example code is available locally on the department's anonymous FTP site.
Details: I had previously set up the directory
/opt/java_packages to hold system-wide Java packages that
are NOT standard Sun Java products. I also put this directory on the
default CLASSPATH definition given in csh startup script
/etc/skel/local.cshrc. Today I created a subdirectory
tree /opt/java_packages/ConcProgJava to hold Hartley's
packages that I want to make available. Preserving his directory
tree, I placed the Utilities and
Synchronization packages in
ConcProgJava/lib/Utilities and
ConcProgJava/lib/Synchronization, respectively. To allow
quick access, I also added symbolic links to the new packages so that
the CLASSPATH would not need to be redefined.
I put copies of the sample programs from Stephen Hartley's Concurrent Programming Using Java on the Department's anonymous FTP site.
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