something about rmic

[stanley wang]

hi,all
the ProductImp1.java and ProductImp1.class save in c:\test\;
i used command:
rmic ProductImp1
show error:can't find the class ProductImp1
why?

[Mark Spritzler]

Do you have your classes in packages?
and are you running RMIC from the c:\test directory?
Mark

[stanley wang]

hi,Mark:
because i get the scjd exam ,so i must do some test code.
i have no "package" expression .
only:
import java.rmi.*;
import java.rmi.server;
public class ProductImp1 extends UnicastRemoteObject implements Product{
... ...
}
i have try run "rmic ProductImp1" in "c:\test" but show the same error!

[Mark Spritzler]

Oh just to make sure you are compiling the class first, right?
OK try this. Make a sub directory under the test directory called stanley. Make your class be in the stanley package

package stanley;

Then in your test directory run

rmic stanley.ProductImp1

Let's see what happens there.
Mark

[Ian B Anderson]

Hello,
The other thing to check is that . is in your classpath.
E.g.
rmic -classpath . packageName.ClassName
or without packages
rmic -classpath . ClassName
Ian

[stanley wang]

hi,Mark and Anderson :
thank you for your help .i tried it in many ways .This morning i get it at last .
we must add the sentence as this in autoexec.bat
set CLASSPATH=.;c:\jdk1.3\;
after it ,it's OK now !
thank you again!

[Mark Spritzler]

Good call Ian. I made an assumption there.
Mark