2004 IR Help Posted September 1, 2006 Share Posted September 1, 2006 By: Syed Zuhdi Syed Salim - syzuhdi How to run iReport-0.3.0 2004-05-26 20:49 I'm using Linux Redhat 9.0 I'm using j2sdk1.4.2_01 But... I'm trying start iReport using this command sh startup.sh Then it show an error : command not found 'tartup.sh: line 8: syntax error near unexpected token `do 'tartup.sh: line 8: `do How to solve this problem ? By: Giulio Toffoli - gt78 RE: How to run iReport-0.3.0 2004-05-27 01:34 The sh interpreter is bad. chmod +x iReport.sh ./iReport.sh In needed, modify iReport.sh to fit your paths. Giulio By: Syed Zuhdi Syed Salim - syzuhdi RE: How to run iReport-0.3.0 2004-05-27 01:40 What do you mean by 'the sh interpreter is bad' ? By: Giulio Toffoli - gt78 RE: How to run iReport-0.3.0 2004-05-27 15:43 it means that sh don't understand the instruction "do". Are you using a bash? By: Alin Vaida - alinv RE: How to run iReport-0.3.0 2004-05-27 17:21 You need to convert CR/LF to LF in your startup.sh file. HTH, Alin By: Syed Zuhdi Syed Salim - syzuhdi RE: How to run iReport-0.3.0 2004-05-27 20:03 Alin, I don't understand what are u saying. "You need to convert CR/LF to LF in your startup.sh file. This my startup.sh What should i do ??? #! /bin/sh # add the libraries to the IREPORT_CLASSPATH. # EXEDIR is the directory where this executable is. EXEDIR=${0%/*} DIRLIBS=${EXEDIR}/../lib/*.jar for i in ${DIRLIBS} do if [ -z "$IREPORT_CLASSPATH" ] ; then IREPORT_CLASSPATH=$i else IREPORT_CLASSPATH="$i":$IREPORT_CLASSPATH fi done DIRLIBS=${EXEDIR}/../lib/*.zip for i in ${DIRLIBS} do if [ -z "$IREPORT_CLASSPATH" ] ; then IREPORT_CLASSPATH=$i else IREPORT_CLASSPATH="$i":$IREPORT_CLASSPATH fi done IREPORT_CLASSPATH="${EXEDIR}/../classes":$IREPORT_CLASSPATH java -classpath "$IREPORT_CLASSPATH:$CLASSPATH" it.businesslogic.ireport.gui.MainFrame "$@" By: Alin Vaida - alinv RE: How to run iReport-0.3.0 2004-05-28 01:46 You should run #dos2unix startup.sh or something like #perl -pi -e 's/15$//' startup.sh in order to convert the DOS/Windows line endings (CR/LF) to linux (LF). Alin Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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