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Where can I get detailed information about the 'classpath' and 'path'? I request you to suggest some sites.
Thanx in Advance,
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shoot what do u want to know..
besides that please specify u r problem in an abstract on the subject.. thats what the subject is meant for..
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The Java virtual machine (JVM) employs a class loader to load classes used by an application on an as-needed basis. The CLASSPATH environment variable tells the class loader where to find third-party and user-defined classes. You can also specify the classpath on a per-application basis with the -classpath JVM command-line argument, which overrides the classpath specified in the CLASSPATH environment variable.
Classpath entries can be directories that contain class files for classes not in a package, the package root directory for classes in a package, or archive files (such as .zip or .jar files) that contain classes. Classpath entries are colon-separated on Unix-type systems and semicolon-separated on MS Windows systems.
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/tooldocs/win32/classpath.html
When you type a command into the shell, it has to find the program on your hard disk before executing it. If the shell had to look all over the disk, it would be very slow; instead, it looks in a list of directories contained in the PATH environment variable. This list of directories makes up the shell's search path; when you enter a command, it goes through each one in turn looking for the program you asked to run.
http://www.panix.com/help/path.html
 
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Hi, I m new in this sight today.
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i have nice interest to do.
I also new in jave.
carry on.
 
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thanks for ur postal thing
 
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How should I pronounce TGC?
This is your REAL name?
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