Enhydra Configuration Instructions

The full instructions are available at http://www.enhydra.org/Downloads.html.

To complete your installation of Enhydra, you must run the configure script in the lutris-enhydra3.0 directory. The script needs to know where the JDK is installed on your system. Also, if you are running a version of the JDK less than 1.2, you must specify the location of the Swing classes.

The following is an example of how to run the script if you have a jdk version less than 1.2. Assuming that the jdk is intalled in /usr/local/jdk1.1.8 and that Swing is installed in /usr/local/Swing, the configure script should be run like this:

  1. cd lutris-enhydra3.0
    (The top level directory where the configure script is located, one level above the doc directory where these instructions are located.)
  2. ./configure -swing /usr/local/Swing /usr/local/jdk1.1.8
    (This edits several files to set the enhydra installation location.)

If you have a JDK of version 1.2 of greater, then you only need to specify the location of the JDK. Assuming that the jdk is intalled in /usr/local/jdk1.2, then the configure script should be run like this:

  1. cd lutris-enhydra3.0
    (The top level directory where the configure script is located, one level above the doc directory where these instructions are located.)
  2. ./configure /usr/local/jdk1.2
    (This edits several files to set the enhydra installation location.)

If you run configure again, for example to change JDKs, the script will save your current files with a ".old" extension before recreating the files. If you haven't modified any of these files since your previous configuration, feel free to remove the ".old" files.