Examiner's Path to JDK executables

I always hate to assume anything.
Do we need to explicitly tell the examiner how to set up their path to the java and jar executables? The instructions state that:
"If any environmental setup is required, do not just say what needs to be done; provide instructions on how to perform the setup."
Since these people most likely work for Sun, can't we assume(ugh) that their system path is properly set up?
If anyone who has already submitted can respond, I would appreciate it.

Hope this helps. Here is the only instructions I wrote in my readme.txt in regards to running the program

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To run the server
1. run the following command
java -Drmi.security.policy=policy.all -jar server.jar

this starts the server and it's GUI.
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To run the client
1. to run in Local mode
a. run the following command
java -jar client.jar

OR

2. to run in Remote mode
a. run following command

java -Djava.security.policy=policy.all -jar client.jar {URL of Server}

make sure you add the URL location of the database in that call.
as an example

java -Djava.security.policy=policy.all -jar client.jar Localhost
or
java -Djava.security.policy=policy.all -jar client.jar 192.155.255.16
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Hope that helps
Mark

So, from your response, it looks like you did not tell them to put the JDK in their path.
Thanks.

Nope not at all.
Mark

Hi Mark
when I run java -jar client.jar
Got the error message as "Failed to load Main-Class manifest attribute from client.jar" . how did you do.

Dasong,
you need a linefeed in the manifest file...
daniela

I spent some time chasing improperly ending manifest file with hard return. Not likely to forget mistake. The things we learn in pursuit of SCJD.