Unable to link executable .jar file
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I am new to ubuntu linux command-line.
I am trying to link an executable .jar file in a folder that I added to the PATH. The folder is /software_library/bin which is the default PATH, where I should get the .jar file linked and named trimmomatic.
However, the ln -sf command is giving me a .zip file instead of the .jar file in my folder called bin, and I am unable to execute the program by just typing trimmomatic.
What is the solution to this problem?
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I am new to ubuntu linux command-line.
I am trying to link an executable .jar file in a folder that I added to the PATH. The folder is /software_library/bin which is the default PATH, where I should get the .jar file linked and named trimmomatic.
However, the ln -sf command is giving me a .zip file instead of the .jar file in my folder called bin, and I am unable to execute the program by just typing trimmomatic.
What is the solution to this problem?
symbolic-link
asked Feb 17 at 9:42
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up vote
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I am new to ubuntu linux command-line.
I am trying to link an executable .jar file in a folder that I added to the PATH. The folder is /software_library/bin which is the default PATH, where I should get the .jar file linked and named trimmomatic.
However, the ln -sf command is giving me a .zip file instead of the .jar file in my folder called bin, and I am unable to execute the program by just typing trimmomatic.
What is the solution to this problem?
symbolic-link
asked Feb 17 at 9:42
user796294
32
I am new to ubuntu linux command-line.
I am trying to link an executable .jar file in a folder that I added to the PATH. The folder is /software_library/bin which is the default PATH, where I should get the .jar file linked and named trimmomatic.
However, the ln -sf command is giving me a .zip file instead of the .jar file in my folder called bin, and I am unable to execute the program by just typing trimmomatic.
What is the solution to this problem?
symbolic-link
symbolic-link
asked Feb 17 at 9:42
user796294
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asked Feb 17 at 9:42
user796294
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asked Feb 17 at 9:42
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asked Feb 17 at 9:42
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asked Feb 17 at 9:42
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You should write an script:
#!/bin/bash
java -jar your_jar_file
Save this script as trimmomatic. Then give permissions:
chmod +x trimmomatic
Put this script in your /.../bin
answered Feb 17 at 23:18
P L. Lucas
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OK, I can now run the program with $ bash trimmomatic
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1 Answer
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You should write an script:
#!/bin/bash
java -jar your_jar_file
Save this script as trimmomatic. Then give permissions:
chmod +x trimmomatic
Put this script in your /.../bin
answered Feb 17 at 23:18
P L. Lucas
212
OK, I can now run the program with $ bash trimmomatic
– user796294
Feb 18 at 8:17
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You should write an script:
#!/bin/bash
java -jar your_jar_file
Save this script as trimmomatic. Then give permissions:
chmod +x trimmomatic
Put this script in your /.../bin
answered Feb 17 at 23:18
P L. Lucas
212
OK, I can now run the program with $ bash trimmomatic
– user796294
Feb 18 at 8:17
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up vote
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down vote
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up vote
0
down vote
accepted
You should write an script:
#!/bin/bash
java -jar your_jar_file
Save this script as trimmomatic. Then give permissions:
chmod +x trimmomatic
Put this script in your /.../bin
answered Feb 17 at 23:18
P L. Lucas
212
You should write an script:
#!/bin/bash
java -jar your_jar_file
Save this script as trimmomatic. Then give permissions:
chmod +x trimmomatic
Put this script in your /.../bin
answered Feb 17 at 23:18
P L. Lucas
212
answered Feb 17 at 23:18
P L. Lucas
212
answered Feb 17 at 23:18
P L. Lucas
212
answered Feb 17 at 23:18
P L. Lucas
212
212
OK, I can now run the program with $ bash trimmomatic
– user796294
Feb 18 at 8:17
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OK, I can now run the program with $ bash trimmomatic
– user796294
Feb 18 at 8:17
OK, I can now run the program with $ bash trimmomatic
– user796294
Feb 18 at 8:17
OK, I can now run the program with $ bash trimmomatic
– user796294
Feb 18 at 8:17
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