> looks like a custom one.. and non-relocatable, too -- if I wanted to install "jmxterm" to my home dir, I'd need to manually edit the script Funny how you had

> looks like a custom one.. and non-relocatable, too -- if I wanted to install "jmxterm" to my home dir, I'd need to manually edit the script Funny how you had to go searching to find that script, when the installation instructions are simply - 1) download uberjar, 2) run uberjar. Also, you had to go searching to find a script 8 years old, in a project with a commit 20 days ago, to attempt to prove your point. Surely you must realise you're grasping at this stage.