# simple shellscript to execute the OUWorkspace We're not on Windows, so we have to write a small shellscript for this.Ĭopy the following into a file name OUWorkspace.sh: They ship a Windows Link File containing the correct classpath. In M255, there is another required piece of software: OUWorkspace Icon=/files/software/BlueJ/lib/images/bluej-icon.gif If you would like to have a Desktop Entry for BlueJ, create one named sktop with the following content (alter the paths):
#BLUEJ EXTENSIONS INSTALL#
Install BlueJ (and ONLY BlueJ) and copy everything from the new program folder to your Linux installation. If the editor doesn't open up for you, launch the setup on the DVD with wine. Copy those to where you installed BlueJ, in the subfolder "lib".īlueJ is ready to rumble. There is a directory named "applicationLibraries" (or similar) on it. Now get the OU DVD containing BlueJ and mount it. The installation wizard should be self explanatory, follow it. Open up a console, go to where you downloaded BlueJ and type In case you need a different version, go here and choose a jar file. Luckily, you can (after a little investigation) find all older versions of BlueJ on their website: Download version 205 here. To use it, you have to install the Java 5 JDK, unless you did that already.įirst you have to get the right version of BlueJ. BlueJ is an integrated development environment for Java, focused on teaching.
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