Fellow Ranchers:
I'm new to LINUX and would like some recommendations on books that will help me transfer my Java Project from a windows environment to a LINUX environment. I've used UNIX in a previous life, but I have yet to come across a reference that will help guide me through the setup of a "java environment" from scratch. (for example, what is the equivalent of the Windows CLASSPATH in LINUX?) Basically I need to install the JDK, Tomcat, Struts libraries, and Netbeans and would like some kind of high-level roadmap of what needs to be done/considered for a true development environment.
Are there any books that you can recommend?
Thanks,
Scott
I'm new to LINUX and would like some recommendations on books that will help me transfer my Java Project from a windows environment to a LINUX environment. I've used UNIX in a previous life, but I have yet to come across a reference that will help guide me through the setup of a "java environment" from scratch. (for example, what is the equivalent of the Windows CLASSPATH in LINUX?) Basically I need to install the JDK, Tomcat, Struts libraries, and Netbeans and would like some kind of high-level roadmap of what needs to be done/considered for a true development environment.
Are there any books that you can recommend?
Thanks,
Scott