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how is the environmental variable JAVA_HOME set to point to jdk in windows98
 
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Originally posted by francis c.i:
how is the environmental variable JAVA_HOME set to point to jdk in windows98


You can set all your environment variables in Win9x in the autoexec.bat file. You definitely need to set (or change) PATH and CLASSPATH. Setting JAVA_HOME is useful, but is not required to start running java.

By the way, I recommend that you start with something simple, like HelloWorld or the first Cattle Drive assignment, before you jump into servlets.
[ October 13, 2003: Message edited by: Marilyn de Queiroz ]
 
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