Instead of COPYing the file into a HFS-named file, you should
use the tobyte utility to create a true bytestream file.
The javac compiler expects a bytestream file as input (and
will write a bytestream file as output).

Mike

[log in to unmask] ([log in to unmask]) wrote:
: Sometimes when I try to compile a java program I get an
: "I/O exception" error.  I have to retype the whole thing in again.
: Here is a example from interex mag Sept '98 page 17.
: Is there something I'm missing?  Get the same in the shell too.

: 27 :continue
:  28 :EDITOR
:  29
:  30 HP32201A.09.00 EDIT/3000 TUE, APR 18, 2000,  2:12 PM
:  31 (C) HEWLETT-PACKARD CO. 1993
:  32 /add
:  33     1     public void setPassword(String pass) {
:  34     2       if (pass.endsWith(";")) {
:  35     3         password = new String(pass);
:  36     4       } else {
:  37     5         password = new String(pass + ";");
:  38     6       }
:  39     7     }
:  40
:  41 /K SETPASS,UNN
:  42 /exit
:  43
:  44
:  45 END OF SUBSYSTEM
:  46 :continue
:  47 :COPY SETPASS,./setPassword.java
:  48 :continue
:  49 :javac setPassword.java
:  50 I/O exception
:  51 2 errors
:  52 :continue



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