Brian Heinrich wrote:
> On 2007-01-09 18:42 (-0700 UTC), Penthor-Mul wrote:
>
>
>
>> I decided to grab the BJT to look at my training file (yep, I like to
>> tinker). When I unpacked the jar I saw no way to run the program. I
>> tried the CL instruction that Brian gave \java -jar
>> bayesjunktool-0.2.1.jar\ but no luck. Now, I'm not a complete
>> computer neophyte having built several boxes and used a number of
>> OSs. But I have not a clue on this. Can y'all take time from your
>> debate to give this poor sole a clue?
>
> I was using the command line under Linux; under Windows, double click on
> the JAR and it should launch; if not, you might have to download the
> CLASS file as well.
>
> /b.
>

Double-clicking the jar gets, "Could not find the main class. Program
will exit." Does it need to be in any particular location?

Where do I find the Class file. I do not see at
http://bayesjunktool.mozdev.org/installation.html.

Penthor

Penthor-Mul wrote:
> Brian Heinrich wrote:
>> On 2007-01-09 18:42 (-0700 UTC), Penthor-Mul wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>> I decided to grab the BJT to look at my training file (yep, I like to
>>> tinker). When I unpacked the jar I saw no way to run the program. I
>>> tried the CL instruction that Brian gave \java -jar
>>> bayesjunktool-0.2.1.jar\ but no luck. Now, I'm not a complete
>>> computer neophyte having built several boxes and used a number of
>>> OSs. But I have not a clue on this. Can y'all take time from your
>>> debate to give this poor sole a clue?
>>
>> I was using the command line under Linux; under Windows, double click
>> on the JAR and it should launch; if not, you might have to download
>> the CLASS file as well.
>>
>> /b.
>>
>
> Double-clicking the jar gets, "Could not find the main class. Program
> will exit." Does it need to be in any particular location?
>
> Where do I find the Class file. I do not see at
> http://bayesjunktool.mozdev.org/installation.html.
>
> Penthor

Well, I guess you meant Java Class. I need to read more closely.

Penthor-Mul wrote:
> Penthor-Mul wrote:
>> Brian Heinrich wrote:
>>> On 2007-01-09 18:42 (-0700 UTC), Penthor-Mul wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> I decided to grab the BJT to look at my training file (yep, I like
>>>> to tinker). When I unpacked the jar I saw no way to run the
>>>> program. I tried the CL instruction that Brian gave \java -jar
>>>> bayesjunktool-0.2.1.jar\ but no luck. Now, I'm not a complete
>>>> computer neophyte having built several boxes and used a number of
>>>> OSs. But I have not a clue on this. Can y'all take time from your
>>>> debate to give this poor sole a clue?
>>>
>>> I was using the command line under Linux; under Windows, double click
>>> on the JAR and it should launch; if not, you might have to download
>>> the CLASS file as well.
>>>
>>> /b.
>>>
>>
>> Double-clicking the jar gets, "Could not find the main class. Program
>> will exit." Does it need to be in any particular location?
>>
>> Where do I find the Class file. I do not see at
>> http://bayesjunktool.mozdev.org/installation.html.
>>
>> Penthor
>
> Well, I guess you meant Java Class. I need to read more closely.

No luck. I guess I'm more of a neophyte than I thought.

As the joke goes, "I missed a big buck today; but at least I got laid."

And my JMC are working better.

Penthor

Penthor-Mul wrote:
> Penthor-Mul wrote:
>> Penthor-Mul wrote:
>>> Brian Heinrich wrote:
>>>> On 2007-01-09 18:42 (-0700 UTC), Penthor-Mul wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> I decided to grab the BJT to look at my training file (yep, I like
>>>>> to tinker). When I unpacked the jar I saw no way to run the
>>>>> program. I tried the CL instruction that Brian gave \java -jar
>>>>> bayesjunktool-0.2.1.jar\ but no luck. Now, I'm not a complete
>>>>> computer neophyte having built several boxes and used a number of
>>>>> OSs. But I have not a clue on this. Can y'all take time from your
>>>>> debate to give this poor sole a clue?
>>>>
>>>> I was using the command line under Linux; under Windows, double
>>>> click on the JAR and it should launch; if not, you might have to
>>>> download the CLASS file as well.
>>>>
>>>> /b.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Double-clicking the jar gets, "Could not find the main class.
>>> Program will exit." Does it need to be in any particular location?
>>>
>>> Where do I find the Class file. I do not see at
>>> http://bayesjunktool.mozdev.org/installation.html.
>>>
>>> Penthor
>>
>> Well, I guess you meant Java Class. I need to read more closely.
>
> No luck. I guess I'm more of a neophyte than I thought.
>
> As the joke goes, "I missed a big buck today; but at least I got laid."
>
> And my JMC are working better.
>
> Penthor

Brian, hope you are still watching. I finally got the BJT working. I
had to upgrade my Java. And I've begun trimming my tokens using the
default of 5 and 20, just as you use. My training.dat immediately went
from 615kb to 44kb. I guess I'll see how this works. Thanks for
putting me onto BJT. I may not have to go back to K-9 after all

Penthor

On 2007-01-20 22:17 (-0700 UTC), Penthor-Mul wrote:



> Brian, hope you are still watching. I finally got the BJT working. I
> had to upgrade my Java. And I've begun trimming my tokens using the
> default of 5 and 20, just as you use. My training.dat immediately went
> from 615kb to 44kb. I guess I'll see how this works. Thanks for
> putting me onto BJT. I may not have to go back to K-9 after all

Coo. Glad to hear you've got it working; hope it works out for you. :-)

BTW, I selected the values of 5 and 20 based on what I was seeing in my own
training.dat. The reason the first threshold is so low is that I don't mark
that many e-mail as being Not Junk; you may need to adjust your values based
on what you're experiencing. . . .

/b.

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