On Thu, 23 Nov 2000, Siberski, Wolf wrote: > We have the same situation here, but I don't see the need to specify > all these extra classpaths. If it becomes possible to disable the > 'magic' classpath extensions, You can just add everything to the > standard classpath attribute, and that's it. Or am I missing something?
Well, if you want to switch back to using the javac compiler, you need to move the classes.zip-path to a bootclasspath attribute, since javac (Java 2 version) requires that as a separate command line option (jikes doesn't have this option) when you're compiling for a 1.1 target JVM. However, I can admit that it's pretty easy to do that, so the "disable magic extension"-solution would be just fine with me, just as long as it works straight out of the box, without requiring any patching. But I think a third option to not add the java.ext.dir-paths should be considered as well. - Michael ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Michael Krammer *** Stop the continental drift NOW! *** email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] web: http://www.spotfire.com Spotfire AB, F�rsta L�nggatan 26, SE-413 28 G�teborg, Sweden
