Dear Donald,
You just need to set 3 environment variablesfor async JLink , while 2 for sunc.
1. Add/upend classpath and it should point to <proe installation=" dir=">/text/ pfcasync.jar or pfc.jar depends on async or sync application.
2. Add/append Path and it should point to <proe installation=" dir=">/<machine type=">/lib
3. Add PRO_COMM_MSG_EXE and it should point to <proe installation=" dir=">/<machine type=">/obj/pro_comm_msg.exe
4 PRO_JAVA_COMMAND and it should point to java.exe.
for async you required 1,2,3 while for sync you required only 1 & 4.
For working on netbeans you just need to add jar file mentioned in point 1 in the library for compilation only.
Thanks & regard
Nikhil Gothankar
In Reply to Donald Anderson:
Good Day all,
How do IInstall and configure J-link on NT windows machine?
I think it is installed as the jlink directoryexists on my machine.
I don't think the enviorment paths or classes are set.
I'm using the latest version of Netbeans and have Wildfire 3.0
Would anyone have a setup tutorial or outline I could use?
I have looked at the user guide in the jlink dir and I think I am missing something.
I just need to verify I have my enviorment setup correctly.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Don Anderson
