Jada 1.0 review

Jada is a library useful for converting a Java application into a background daemon on Unix systems

License:	BSD License
File size:	55K
Developer:	Tommie Gannert

Jada is a library useful for converting a Java application into a background daemon on Unix systems. Jada requires no rewriting of the application and is meant to be lightweight.

Requirements:
The code works from Java 1.4.
You need the JDK headers to compile the JNI library.
It works on Linux and it seems to work on Solaris.

Installation:
Download the latest package.
tar xjf file
./configure
make
make install

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