check how u can set class path on unix machines. I dont think u can add ";" in class path
if u r using csh set CLASSPATH = ($CLASSPATH /java/classes /home/tchin/myclasses) if u r using bash export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/java/classes:/home/tchin/myclasses also try "echo" the classpath to check the class path u have set is actually getting set. --- Raviteja Veerla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > I am having a problem with setting the path for > config files. I am building > a webservices in java using a 3rd party java API. > this third party API > requires few config files(xml files) to be present > in the class path, so > that they can read from those config files. i am > developing these on a > windows 2000 machine but the server environment is > linux. on windows > machine, i added the path of these config files in > the setclasspath.bat as > shown below. > set > CLASSPATH=%JAVA_HOME%\lib\tools.jar;C:\ConfigFiles\conf > this worked perfectly fine, but when i do the same > in the > setclasspath.shon the linux machine. it does not > compile the jws files > as it would not find > tools.jar file, apparently its not seperating the > paths after the semi > colon. > can anyone help me in this regard and suggest me on > how to go about it. > thanks > Ravi >
