HP-UX Java SIP Stack Programmer's Guide (February 2008)

4 Compiling and Running Applications Using the HP-UX

JSR32 Kit

This chapter describes how to compile and run applications that use the JSR32 APIs.

Follow this procedure to compile and run applications that use JSR32 APIs:

1. Set the PATH variable to the specific Java Development Kit (JDK) version, as

specified in the following example:

export PATH=$PATH:/opt/java1.5/bin

2. Set the class path to the location of the following jar files:

• JainSipApi1.2.jar

• JainSipRi1.2.jar

• concurrent.jar

• log4j-1.2.8.jar

3. To compile an application, enter the following command:

javac -classpath <jarfile1;jarfile2;.....> <app_name>

where:

jarfile Specifies the relative path to the jar files.

app_name Specifies the application.

Example 4-1 Compiling an Application

To compile an application named appl.java, enter the following command if

the jar files are located in the current working directory:

javac -classpath JainSipApi1.2.jar:JainSipRi1.2.jar:

concurrent.jar:log4j-1.2.8.jar appl.java

4. To run an application, enter the following command:

java -classpath <jarfile1:jarfile2:.....> app_name <argument>

where:

jarfile Specifies the relative path to the jar files.

app_name Specifies the application.

argument Specifies arguments, if any.

Example 4-2 Running an Application

Following is a sample command to run an application named appl.java:

java -classpath JainSipApi1.2.jar:JainSipRi1.2.jar:

concurrent.jar:log4j-1.2.8.jar appl