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Class varible in linux
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sarvan kumar
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Hi,
How to set class varible in centos permananently without restarting the system
Thanks and Regards
K.Saravanan
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Joe Ess
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do you mean the CLASSPATH environment variable?
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sarvan kumar
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yes
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sarvan kumar
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How to set jboss path in system variable? in centos
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Joe Ess
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First, you shouldn't have to reboot a Linux for anything short of a kernel upgrade.
You set an environment variable like this:
If you want the variable to be set "permanently", you can append that command to the .bash_profile file in your home directory.
If you want every user to have the same setting, append it to the end of the /etc/profile file.
Once you change a configuration file, you'll have to either log out and log back in or issue the source command to re-initialize the environment.
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