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Running ICEMail

Running ICEMail

You need to start ICEMail by running your Java interpretter with the classname 'com.ice.mail.ICEMail'. Your CLASSPATH must include references to swing.jar, activation.jar, mail.jar, and icemail.jar. Thus, a typical command line to start ICEMail might look like: 
java -classpath C:\jdk\lib\classes.zip;C:\jdk\swing\swing.jar;\
C:\jdk\jaf\activation.jar;C:\jdk\mail\mail.jar;icemail.jar com.ice.mail.ICEMail

-or-

java -classpath /usr/lib/java/classes.zip;/usr/lib/java/swing.jar;\
/usr/lib/java/activation.jar;/usr/lib/java/mail.jar;icemail.jar \
com.ice.mail.ICEMail

If you are running the JRE, then your command might look like this: 

jre -cp C:\jdk\swing\swing.jar;C:\jdk\jaf\activation.jar;\
C:\jdk\mail\mail.jar;icemail.jar com.ice.mail.ICEMail

Of course, you will need to adjust those pathnames to conform to your Java installation. Note the com.ice.mail.ICEMail class at the end of the command. This is what tells Java which class to start running. Also note all of those JAR files in the classpath. Also note that there must be no spaces in the -classpath argument, or the entire classpath must be placed inside quotes. Finally, UNIX users will note that the classpath separator is ":" (colon), not ";" (semicolon).

I strongly recommend that UNIX users create a simple shell script to start ICEMail, and that Windows users create a Shortcut or a BAT file. Typing that command everytime you run ICEMail may put ICE at risk for carpal tunnel lawsuits!

$Id: first.html,v 1.6 1998/05/13 04:44:24 time Exp $
Copyright (c) 1998 By Timothy Gerard Endres
ICEMail is licensed to you under the GNU General Public License.