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Re: Unix utility
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Posted: Sep 2, 2009 11:06 PM
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> I want to create a tool which can run on UNIX server. How
> do i that using Java?
This is very vague. Starting point though would be to see if JDK is installed on your Unix box (if you intend to build the software on the Unix box, else you just need the JRE). In a terminal type javac -help, if it is installed it will give you a list of options on how to use Javac. If not, then you'll have to Google "Java Installation on XXX" where XXX is your Unix Distro - AIX, BSD, etc...
Then it will depend on what type of Java Tool you are trying to write, does it have several users (equivalent to an enterprise App), is it Webbased or thick-client. If it is an Enterprise App. if you don't expect that many users I would suggest you learn Spring, else download an Application Server (JBoss, Glassfish) and learn JEE.
You may also want to get a Java IDE installed on your Unix box (if you are working directly on the box) - I recommend Eclipse because its free (else if you have some cheddar IDEA is brilliant)...
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