Kevin,
You are correct that the average user should not have to deal with the minutia
of configuration details needed to make programs functional. But this is
developmental code that requires testing--so entails a level of mastery of
system and application configuration that goes beyond the
Kevin,
Sorry, also meant to say that if you are on a 32-bit Windows, your JAVA
underscore HOME variable set to a value of C:\Program Files\Java\jre7 is
correct.
The CLASSPATH is not strictly needed as the .DLL files in the \bin directory
should resolve things correctly, but if set they
Hello,
Do You have Skype? and if so would you be willing to give me some help
with this over skype?
I understand most of it apart from the bit about establishing a path in
the environment under the advanced settings of system settings, It's
getting a bit late and I think I am gibbering a
Hello,
OK this is getting a little clearer. I don't understand why lo can't
have a batch file or a script that just tells where to put everything
and this would save any errors and just should work. I will try later
thanks again and if you can help over skype this would be ausem.
On
Sorry,
Actually, that CLASSPATH, if set, would more correctly be:
CLASSPATH = .;C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\lib\ext
The initial default path for user class objects should be the current
directory, so it requires the preceding period in .; when it is
defined.
Details for the curious at
