topic Re: checking for j2sdk package using rpm -q in Operating System - Linux

checking for j2sdk package using rpm -q

Amit Dixit_2 — Thu, 12 Aug 2004 07:32:11 GMT

Hi,
I want to know how can I check j2sdk rpm is
installed on the system or not.

Because when i give
#rpm -q j2sdk
Nothing comes but I am sure it is installed
becuase i am using it.

Apart from this How can i invoke rpm manager
gui from my telnet session.

Thanks
Amit

Re: checking for j2sdk package using rpm -q

Steven E. Protter — Thu, 12 Aug 2004 08:17:44 GMT

rpm -q * | more

You can grep the output or just look at it and see if you see the java 2 sdk.

SEP

Re: checking for j2sdk package using rpm -q

Amit Dixit_2 — Thu, 12 Aug 2004 08:44:48 GMT

Hi Steve,

Already did what you are suggesting but
the most strange part of this is that I
have already un-installed the default
j2sdk of the system still It is listing it.

Anybody know how to export display for
Linux using XCEED (XCONFIG)

Thanks,
Amit

Re: checking for j2sdk package using rpm -q

Tyagi — Sat, 14 Aug 2004 05:40:41 GMT

Thanx for reply AMIT SIR

yes I have re-installed the server.

how can i forgat u .u r my Ideal person .
i want to become like you. My all
Friends are aware to u . and when anybody
wants to know that who is ur Ideal person
then i always reply "Mr Amit Dixit is my
Ideal person". so how can i forgat
you.

Can u give me ur Email Id or cell no.
if u dont have any problem.

bbye and a nice day.

DUSHYANT

Re: checking for j2sdk package using rpm -q

Jan Sladky — Sun, 15 Aug 2004 03:25:41 GMT

Hi Amit

try rpm -qa | more

you will see what is installed via rpm. (If you have installed java from source, you will not see it )

br Jan