#!/bin/sh # # resolve symlinks # PRG=$0 while [ -h "$PRG" ]; do ls=`ls -ld "$PRG"` link=`expr "$ls" : '^.*-> \(.*\)$' 2>/dev/null` if expr "$link" : '^/' 2> /dev/null >/dev/null; then PRG="$link" else PRG="`dirname "$PRG"`/$link" fi done progdir=`dirname "$PRG"` APPNAME=`basename "$0"` if [ -f "$progdir/../etc/$APPNAME".conf ] ; then . "$progdir/../etc/$APPNAME".conf fi # XXX does not correctly deal with spaces in non-userdir params args="" case "`uname`" in Darwin*) userdir="${default_mac_userdir}" ;; *) userdir="${default_userdir}" ;; esac while [ $# -gt 0 ] ; do case "$1" in --userdir) shift; if [ $# -gt 0 ] ; then userdir="$1"; fi ;; *) args="$args \"$1\"" ;; esac shift done if [ -f "${userdir}/etc/$APPNAME".conf ] ; then . "${userdir}/etc/$APPNAME".conf fi if [ -n "$jdkhome" -a \! -d "$jdkhome" -a -d "$progdir/../$jdkhome" ]; then # #74333: permit jdkhome to be defined as relative to app dir jdkhome="$progdir/../$jdkhome" fi readClusters() { if [ -x /usr/ucb/echo ]; then echo=/usr/ucb/echo else echo=echo fi while read X; do if [ "$X" \!= "" ]; then $echo "$progdir/../$X" fi done } clusters=`(cat "$progdir/../etc/$APPNAME".clusters; echo) | readClusters | tr '\012' ':'` if [ ! -z "$extra_clusters" ] ; then clusters="$clusters:$extra_clusters" fi nbexec=`echo "$progdir"/../platform*/lib/nbexec` case "`uname`" in Darwin*) eval exec sh '"$nbexec"' \ --jdkhome '"$jdkhome"' \ -J-Dcom.apple.mrj.application.apple.menu.about.name='"$APPNAME"' \ -J-Xdock:name='"$APPNAME"' \ '"-J-Xdock:icon=$progdir/../../$APPNAME.icns"' \ --clusters '"$clusters"' \ --userdir '"${userdir}"' \ ${default_options} \ "$args" ;; *) sh=sh # #73162: Ubuntu uses the ancient Bourne shell, which does not implement trap well. if [ -x /bin/bash ] then sh=/bin/bash fi eval exec $sh '"$nbexec"' \ --jdkhome '"$jdkhome"' \ --clusters '"$clusters"' \ --userdir '"${userdir}"' \ ${default_options} \ "$args" exit 1 ;; esac