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Adding external JARs

 
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Hi everyone,
I know how to add external JAR files in Eclipse. But what if i want to run the program using cmd?
How should i add external JAR files (in my case, Apache POI JAR files) so that JVM detects it and does not show error.
Please help...
Thanks in advance..
 
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Paras Ahuja wrote:Hi everyone,
I know how to add external JAR files in Eclipse. But what if i want to run the program using cmd?
How should i add external JAR files (in my case, Apache POI JAR files) so that JVM detects it and does not show error.
Please help...
Thanks in advance..



Jar files needed by the JVM (and even by the compiler) should be specified as part of the classpath.

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