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kelvin cheung
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Joined: Mar 27, 2004
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what does this mean?
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Horatio Westock
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Joined: Feb 23, 2005
Posts: 221
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Hi!
It looks like you might not have you CLASSPATH correct. Try reading this article about how to set the classpath.
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Rick O'Shay
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Joined: Sep 19, 2004
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Never use CLASSPATH. Use -classpath. If you set CLASSPATH, something might change it on you later. It's pointless to rely on that when it's trivial to supply the classpath with a switch. Furthermore, in most hello-world examples you are better off NOT setting CLASSPATH or -classpath. Then you learn that the current directory is the classpath by default.
How many more CLASSPATH questions? Oh, probably another 10,000,000 or so going forward.
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Rick O'Shay
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BTW, the information on that link is terrible. Too bad somebody doesn't update it with more and more accurate information in less space.
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