Running application without installing interpreter?
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Running application without installing interpreter?
Is it possible to start a Linux runtime interpreter without executing the full installer on the system?
I'd like to have the runtime and application be downloaded, extracted and executed with a bash script.
I'd like to have the runtime and application be downloaded, extracted and executed with a bash script.
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norbertjurkiewicz84 - Posts: 62
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Re: Running application without installing interpreter?
Hi Norbert,
I shall contact you via support email for this.
Regards,
Vince
I shall contact you via support email for this.
Regards,
Vince
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Re: Running application without installing interpreter?
Norbert,
You are free to extract the files manually from the .deb or .rpm install package, e.g. with "dpkg-deb -x", put them anywhere you want, and run the "mapl" script to start the interpreter.
I wouldn't say this is an officially supported way to run the interpreter, but as far as I know it should work.
Regards,
Jay.
You are free to extract the files manually from the .deb or .rpm install package, e.g. with "dpkg-deb -x", put them anywhere you want, and run the "mapl" script to start the interpreter.
I wouldn't say this is an officially supported way to run the interpreter, but as far as I know it should work.
Regards,
Jay.
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